Telangana Jana Samithi founder Prof M Kodandaram (File | EPS) 
Telangana

TJS could have gotten better deal, says Kodandaram

Kodandaram said that as  there was no time to compromise on seat sharing and stressed that  he would try to ensure Congress withdraws its rebcandidates where  TJS leaders  have filed nominations.

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HYDERABAD: TJS chief Professor Kodandaram on Monday said that while TJS was perhaps not getting the best deal as part of the Grand Alliance, it has respected the people’s wishes to put an end to the autocratic rule of K Chandrasekhar Rao. 

Speaking at a ‘Meet the  Press’ program in Hyderabad on Monday, Kodandaram said that TJS and  Peoples Alliance would work to reclaim democracy and empowering people of all sections.

Kodandaram said that as  there was no time to compromise on seat sharing and stressed that  he would try to ensure Congress withdraws its rebcandidates where  TJS leaders  have filed nominations.

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