Watch @BRSParty Working President and former Telangana Minister Thiru. @KTRBRS deliver a scorching takedown of the BJP in a brilliantly...
Chief Minister M.K. Stalin amplified Bharat Rashtra Samithi leader K.T. Rama Rao's address urging cooperative federalism and opposing coercive delimitation policies.
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Watch @BRSParty Working President and former Telangana Minister Thiru. @KTRBRS deliver a scorching takedown of the BJP in a brilliantly articulated, adrenaline-charged call for #FairDelimitation:
"If India has to become a superpower by 2047, we must empower those driving the growth, not silence them. Our national leadership should strive to heal the old wounds, rather than create new ones.
Union Government should act like a big brother, not big boss. Stronger the states, stronger the country. #CooperativeFederalism will make India stronger, not coercive #federalism."

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin highlighted a compelling address delivered by Bharat Rashtra Samithi Working President K.T. Rama Rao, who offered an incisive critique of the Union government's approach to parliamentary delimitation. Citing Rama Rao's keynote remarks, Stalin noted that for India to realize its aspiration of becoming a developed global power by 2047, national leadership must empower economic growth engines rather than silence the regions driving technological and industrial advancement.
Stalin endorsed Rama Rao's observation that the Union government should function as an encouraging elder brother rather than an overbearing supervisor, noting that national strength inherently depends on the resilience and prosperity of its constituent states. He agreed that cooperative federalism must replace coercive centralization, warning that penalizing progressive states through reduced parliamentary representation creates severe national fractures. The Chief Minister pointed out that both Tamil Nadu and Telangana share common economic achievements and democratic perspectives on protecting state autonomy.
Concluding his remarks, Stalin expressed gratitude to Rama Rao for articulating the shared aspirations of southern citizens with clarity and vigor. He reaffirmed that regional leaders will maintain unified advocacy to defend cooperative federal governance across India.