Coalition of regional parties no longer means instability: TRS
Coalition politics has matured
in India, and several regional parties forming government no longer means instability at the Centre, a key TRS leader said Monday ahead of Lok Sabha poll results next week.
Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) Working President K T Rama Rao, the number two in the party led by his father and Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao (KCR), said it is now "the turn" of regional parties, especially those who belong to neither camps -- UPA and NDA.
"They (those not aligned with UPA and NDA) are the ones who are going to be key decision-makers in terms of formation of the next government," KTR, as he is referred to by many, told PTI in an interview.
"That is becoming more and more evident as each and every phase (of elections) is completed. We have always said neither the Congress nor BJP will get majority on their own; it is regional parties, which are going to be key decision-makers in respect to formation of next government," he said.
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