Amazing celebration of TRS leader! Liquor distributed by standing in a queue, along with a live cock
A video of TRS leader Rajnala Srihari in Warangal, Telangana is going viral. In this video, he is seen distributing liquor and chicken to the local people for free.
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Telangana Of Warangal TRS leader in Rajnala Srihari A video of is going viral. In this video, he is seen distributing liquor and chicken to the local people for free. There were long queues of people to get it (Daru-cock). It can be clearly seen in the video that all the people in the line are being given a rooster and a bottle of liquor. KCR’s general meeting is to be held on October 5. Earlier, the distribution of liquor and chicken by Rajnala to the local people has become a topic of discussion on social media.
The general meeting of Telangana Rashtra Samithi will be held on Dussehra on October 5 at Telangana Bhavan here. According to sources, the name of Telangana Rashtra Samithi can be changed in this meeting and it can be declared a national party immediately. The agenda of the meeting has not been given, but it is believed that TRS President Rao may announce his plans for activism in national politics.
#WATCH , TRS leader Rajanala Srihari distributes liquor bottles and chicken to locals ahead of Telangana CM KC Rao launching a national party tomorrow, in Warangal pic.twitter.com/4tfUsPgfNU
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According to a release issued from the CM’s office, the Chief Minister has reiterated that the general meeting of the party will be held on October 5 at 11 am at Telangana Bhavan as per the pre-announced schedule. The leaders have been requested to attend the meeting on time. KCR said the notification of the by-election to Munugode assembly would not affect the general meeting and party members should not be confused by it. The Election Commission on Monday announced the schedule of by-polls to Munugode assembly seat, which fell vacant following the resignation of a sitting Congress MLA.
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