Telangana Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao's move to form Federal Front faced initial hitch after DMK chief M.K. Stalin said `no' to the proposed meeting on 13 of this month. The DMK has clarified that its party chief MK Stalin many not meet KCR on that day as planned earlier because it is in alliance with Congress and would not want to send wrong signals to the Public.
KCR had met Stalin last year but after few months, the DMK chief had announced an alliance with Congress party in Lok Sabha elections and also for Assembly by-elections. However, to save the Chief Minister from Embarrassment, DMK agreed to say that the meeting was canceled as Stalin is busy with the campaigning for Tamil Nadu By-Elections.
Just before the results, KCR has started making moves as he aims to emerge as the kingmaker in the likely scenario that neither NDA nor UPA gets a clear majority on their own. As a part of this, TRS chief has proposed Federal Front on the lines of "1996-formula" in which Regional Parties will have the major say with National Parties supporting from Outside.
KCR had met Stalin last year but after few months, the DMK chief had announced an alliance with Congress party in Lok Sabha elections and also for Assembly by-elections. However, to save the Chief Minister from Embarrassment, DMK agreed to say that the meeting was canceled as Stalin is busy with the campaigning for Tamil Nadu By-Elections.
Just before the results, KCR has started making moves as he aims to emerge as the kingmaker in the likely scenario that neither NDA nor UPA gets a clear majority on their own. As a part of this, TRS chief has proposed Federal Front on the lines of "1996-formula" in which Regional Parties will have the major say with National Parties supporting from Outside.
