G H M C election ruling party has armed itself with a load of olive branches

In the past few days, KT Rama Rao, the TRS point man for the civic polls, has reached out to the Raju Kshatriyas and the Bengalis in the city. In the next few days to come, the TRS has plans to have huddles with Brahmins, Christians, Marathas, Rajasthanis, Malayalees, Tamilians and Kannadigas who together account for a formidable chunk of over 15 per cent of the total electorate in the city. There was a misinformation campaign against the TRS that it will guide in prejudiced Rule if Telangana is formed and we come to power. The Brahmin community primarily has roots in Andhra Pradesh and North India The Bengali community, which Rama Raoon Sunday KTR has assured us to meet our demands including land required for the old age home and educational institutions," said Joy Kumar Datta, joint secretary of Hyderabad Bengali Samiti, the oldest association of the community in the twin cities. The TRS hopes to find support from the community which has significant numbers in Charminar, Alwal, Sainikpuri and are spread across Secunderabad and the IT corridor in Gachibowli and Madhapur.  Chief minister K Chandrasekhar Rao's son and IT minister K Taraka Rama Rao on Monday said I WILL QUIT IF TRS LOSES GHMC POLLS: KTR he would resign from his ministerial post if the Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) fails to win the GHMC council polls. KTR, who is leading the TRS campaign, said he would take responsibility of the outcome of the civic polls slated for February 2. "I am confident that the TRS will win 100 seats in the 150-member GHMC council. The mayor will be our candidate, and the pink flag will fly high on the GHMC failing which I will step down," KTR said during a meet the press programme

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