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KCR And His 600 Vehicles Convoy In Maharashtra

Telangana CM KCR has left Hyderabad for a two days visit to Maharashtra. Instead of opting for air travel, KCR preferred to travel by road and this has caught a lot of attention. KCR was accompanied by BRS ministers, MLAs, MLCs, MPs and other public representatives in this tour of Maharashtra and this resulted in a big convoy.

600 vehicles are part of KCR’s convoy and this convoy started its journey from Pragathi Bhavan. This is the biggest political convoy ever and the Hyderabad traffic police toiled hard to manage the traffic while making efforts for easy passage of KCR.

Visuals of the 600 vehicles zooming the roads from Hyderabad to Sangareddy and from there touching the Maharashtra borders have gone viral. BRS leaders are widely sharing the visuals on social media and are campaigning that BRS is making footprints in Maharashtra.

In the two days tour, KCR will visit temples in Tuljapur and Pandharpur and offer special prayers to the deity. A public gathering is also planned in Solapur and a prominent leader from Nationalistic Congress Party (NCP) is expected to join the BRS.

This post was last modified on 26 June 2023 5:24 pm

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