telangana jana samithi

telangana jana samithi (TJS) founder-president M Kodandaram will soon launch a bus yatra to expose the failures and unfulfilled promises of K Chandrasekhar Rao-led TRS government.

People's Front (Prajakutami) constituents may indulge in friendly fight in at least eight assembly constituencies in the ensuing December 7 election if alliance partners do not stick to the coalition dharma.

Already, the telangana jana samithi has announced its intention of contesting the Huzurabad by-poll.

In a boost to the Congress' fight against the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS), the telangana jana samithi announced on Monday that it will support the Congress party in the upcoming assembly polls. The Jana Samithi party came to this decision after the party president M Kodandaram met Telangana Pradesh Congress chief Revanth Reddy on Monday. Kodandaram announced that his party will not contest the upcoming polls but will extend their support to the Congress party on the ground against the ruling BRS.

telangana jana samithi will contest all the 119 Assembly segments on its own in the 2019 polls and emerge as the king, and not the king-maker, claimed its founder-president M Kodandaram.

The telangana jana samithi (TJS) is a divided house over it continuance in the Congress-led Prajakutami or calling it quits.

telangana jana samithi president M Kodandaram on Wednesday urged chief minister K Chandrasekhar Rao to improve facilities in Osmania General Hospital and welfare hostels of students instead of wasting public money on demolishing existing buildings and constructing new secretariat and assembly buildings.

Kodandaram’s telangana jana samithi is mulling to go solo in the forthcoming panchayat elections and not contest the polls under the umbrella of the Congress-led Prajakutami.

The leaders of the Congress, telangana jana samithi and the left parties have said that chief minister K Chandrasekhar Rao should focus on containing the spread of coronavirus and other priorities rather than his plans to demolish the existing secretariat buildings.

Ahead of GHMC elections, seven registered political parties including M Kodandaram-led telangana jana samithi, have lost the common election symbol allotted to them as they failed to contest in 10 percent of the total seats in the local body elections held earlier this year.

The public meeting on April 29 to mark the launch of telangana jana samithi (TJS) political party is unlikely to see any joining or defections of leaders from other parties into the TJS.

Demanding that the state enhance mess and scholarship amounts, and provide fellowships for research scholars, members of telangana jana samithi and Vidyarthi Jana Samithi organized a meet at the Osmania University campus on Monday.

telangana jana samithi founder-president M Kodandaram on Tuesday said they will discuss in the party and take a decision on Congress’ request to support it in the Munugode by-election.

telangana jana samithi president M Kodandaram on Tuesday said the residents of Greater Hyderabad were facing problems on five major fronts: Air and noise pollution, the lack of civic amenities, the pathetic condition of government schools, poor facilities in government hospitals, and traffic and transport issues.