| |
Newsletter 
  RSS
NDTV.com
Updated: November 21, 2009 22:34 IST
   What's New:   Classifieds   |   Auto   |   Jobs   |   Tutoring US only NDTV GURUJI NDTV Search
NDTV Print Story Story Video Story Images Story Comments Message Board
Index was outside the bounds of the array.
Rate the Story
NDTV Active
To read the biggest stories of the day on your mobile, type mobile.ndtv.com on your phone browser.
Also Read:
Most Read Stories
Most Watched Videos
NDTV
My best romantic song ever: Kareena
NDTV
I stand by my love: Kareena
NDTV
Farah picks Akshay over SRK
NDTV
Ash taken aback by Paa
NDTV
Akshay, Suneil, Paresh on De Dana Dan
The presence of K Chandrashekhar at the NDA rally in Punjab on Sunday is a coup by the BJP.

Because, just a few weeks ago, the TRS chief seemed to be part of the Third Front, even attending Mayawati's dinner. "Not only will we wholeheartedly support the NDA, we will also try and bring in some friends," he says.

The Telangana Rashtriya Samiti's main demand is a separate Telangana state to be carved out of Andhra Pradesh. Whoever promises that will get Rao's support.

Just a few days ago, the TRS fought the elections with the Left parties and TDP. Says TDP leader M Yerran Naidu: "At the state level they are with us."

But Sunday's rally is a setback to the Left. CPM chief Prakash Karat says: "After May 16 let us see what they do." CPI general secretary A B Bardhan, however, feels: "I don't think he (Rao) has left us. We are committed to Telangana as well."

While the Left is nervous, the TRS-NDA rally has left the Third Front open to fresh attack. Says Congress chief Sonia Gandhi: "This front will collapse like a house of a pack of cards."
Print Story Story Video Story Images Story Comments Message Board
Story Finder 
Save & Share Yahoo Digg Reditt Del Newsvine
 


About Us | Advertise | Feedback | Disclaimer | Investor | Careers | Transmission | Distribution | Complaint Redressal
© Copyright NDTV Convergence Limited 2009. All rights reserved.