KTR lashes out at Revanth Reddy on NITI Aayog boycott
Rao pointed out that the Congress had criticised former chief minister K Chandrasekhar Rao over his decision to skip NITI Aayog’s meetings during his own tenure.
Rao pointed out that the Congress had criticised former chief minister K Chandrasekhar Rao over his decision to skip NITI Aayog’s meetings during his own tenure.
He wondered why the Congress was celebrating even when a large number of eligible beneficiaries were worried and uncertain whether their loans will be waived under the state government’s scheme.
A war of words began between the political parties over the defection of BRS MLAs to Congress, with the AIMIM and BJP also jumping into the fray.
Taking a dig at Gandhi, BRS working president KT Rama Rao said he was putting up an Oscar worthy performance of pretending that he was protecting the Constitution when his own party was flouting it with impunity.
KCR was banned from electioneering by the ECI for 48 hours for his derogatory comments against Congress.
Accusing the Congress government of taking revenge on residents of Hyderabad after failing to win a single Assembly seat in the city, BRS working president KT Rama Rao on Wednesday demanded that the state government supply water tankers to the people at no cost.
The two sides have been indulging in a battle of one-upmanship over such projects and the chief minister in his acerbic style invited Rao to take up fast unto death to get funds for Hyderabad.
"Fact of the matter is the only forces who are able to hold off the BJP are those that are led by strong leaders such as KCRji, Mamataji, Kejriwalji and Thiru Stalin. The Congress is no longer a viable alternative to BJP,” wrote KT Rama Rao on X.
Rao, popularly known as KTR, launched a scathing attack on the Congress government, particularly against the Chief Minister after Revanth Reddy said that the Congress was ready to dig a 100-metre deep grave to bury the BRS party by defeating it in the upcoming Parliamentary elections.
The BRS leader went on to allege that the Congress government in the state and the chief minister were working with Adani on the orders of the BJP.