KCR breaks his two-year long silence

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“Surprising all political pundits, Bharat Rashtra Samithi chief and former Telangana Chief Minister Kalavakuntla Chandrasekhar Rao broke his two-year silence and visited the party office on June 21.”

BRS chief KCR said that the Revanth Reddy government, which has failed to solve the problems of students, has been boasting about constructing a ‘Future City’. “We maintained a ‘wait and see’ policy for two years, but the time limit is over. We will raise our voice against each and every false policy of the government,” he said, adding that the Congress government is focused only on ‘real-estate’ dhandhas and is not concentrating on extending good governance.

He said that the BRS government ruled with the aim of ‘farmer welfare’ and that all inputs required by the farming community were extended on time. He noted that queues of chappals seeking urea are now seen everywhere. “The honeymoon period of the Congress government is over, and we will point out every one of its mistakes. We will build people’s movements around public issues,” he said.

Both the State and the Centre did injustice to Telangana

“The interests of Telangana have been compromised by the actions of both the State and Central governments regarding state projects. The Central government has neglected Telangana since the Congress came to power. Does the State intend to sell the Zoo Park in the name of ‘Vantara’? Our silence is now over; from today onwards, the BRS will fight against the Congress government in a new and formidable manner,” he said.

“Who needs a ‘Future City’? The government intends to cover salaries and other expenditure by selling lands,” he said. How can the Revanth Reddy government, which failed to maintain residential schools and student welfare, build a Future City? Commenting on the Hyderabad skyline, he said that development in the city has come to a standstill under the Congress regime, whereas the BRS government completed several high-rise projects within three years. “Burglaries, atrocities against women, and murders are taking place in broad daylight. Congress made false promises during elections, and paddy is not being lifted from the farmers. Under the BRS, urea was distributed to them at their doorsteps,” he said.

Chandrababu Naidu’s ‘Halla Bol’ for investments in AP

KCR stated that the Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister has launched a ‘Halla Bol’ to attract investments to his state. He alleged that the AP government signed MoUs with obscure companies that lack both credibility and a track record, yet claimed to have secured ₹20 lakh crore in investments. In reality, he argued, the actual investments amounted to only ₹10,000 crore. Furthermore, KCR accused Revanth Reddy of maintaining silence on Andhra Pradesh’s Godavari projects, thereby causing injustice to Telangana. The farmers who voted for the Congress party are raising a hue and cry over the policies of the Telangana government.

The CAG has exposed the government’s false statements

KCR stated that while the Chief Minister and his Ministers criticized the BRS government for taking loans, the CAG has clarified that the total debt incurred during the BRS regime was only ₹2.80 lakh crore. He announced that the BRS will organize public meetings in the Palamuru, Nalgonda, and Rangareddy districts to expose the lackadaisical policies of the Congress government. Furthermore, BRS leaders and cadre will mobilize at the village level to meet with the people, while large-scale public meetings in these districts will highlight the Congress party’s unfulfilled promises.

Ravindra Seshu Amaravadi

Editor, Prime Post

Ravindra Seshu Amaravadi, is a senior journalist with 38 years of experience in Telugu, English news papers and electronic media. He worked in Udayam as a sub-editor and reporter. Later, he was associated with Andhra Pradesh Times, Gemini news, Deccan Chronicle, HMTV and The Hans India. Earlier, he was involved in the research work of All India Kisan Sabha on suicides of cotton farmers. In Deccan Chronicle, he exposed the problems of subabul and chilli farmers and malpractices that took place in various government departments.