Hyderabad: Taking a cue from AAP and BJP, Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) led by K Chandrasekhar Rao (KCR) has also sought donations from general public to fund its campaign for the Lok Sabha and Legislative Assembly elections.
Addressing a gathering of Telangana supporters in Hyderabad today, KCR said the party was seeking donations for the first time and also read out a bank account number for depositing contributions.
"I appeal to people to make contributions as per their capacity", he said.
The TRS president was speaking at an event where an MLA and students' leaders joined the party.
Observing that the fight of Telangana people is not over with the formation of separate state, KCR said the TRS should come to power for the "reconstruction" of the region.
The relations between two parties strained after TRS refused to merge with Congress in the wake of creation of Telanagana.
AICC general secretary Digvijaya Singh, who is likely to visit Hyderabad for three days from tomorrow, is expected to hold talks on the issue.
The TRS president himself hit out at Mr Ramesh earlier over his reported remarks that he is personally against the division of Andhra Pradesh.
Addressing a gathering of Telangana supporters in Hyderabad today, KCR said the party was seeking donations for the first time and also read out a bank account number for depositing contributions.
"I appeal to people to make contributions as per their capacity", he said.
The TRS president was speaking at an event where an MLA and students' leaders joined the party.
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Observing that the fight of Telangana people is not over with the formation of separate state, KCR said the TRS should come to power for the "reconstruction" of the region.
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The relations between two parties strained after TRS refused to merge with Congress in the wake of creation of Telanagana.
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AICC general secretary Digvijaya Singh, who is likely to visit Hyderabad for three days from tomorrow, is expected to hold talks on the issue.
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The TRS president himself hit out at Mr Ramesh earlier over his reported remarks that he is personally against the division of Andhra Pradesh.
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