Hyderabad: During his public meeting ahead of GHMC polls at LB Stadium, the TRS chief and Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao today slammed the Modi government for denying funds and selling PSUs.
Modi partisan to Telangana and resorting to anti-people policies to be fought against by like-minded parties KCR flayed. Some making derogatory remarks against me and I keep quiet and maintain restraint for state development. We have a 60 lakh strong party cadre who can take on divisive forces and will not do so for our welfare. ‘I appealed to the center to help develop the city and it ignored them he charged.
He fumed at the BJP for spreading religious hatred, divisive policies, and anti-people policies. Ours is a secular government and every step is towards their welfare he claimed. The drinking water program is in Delhi and with the success of Mission Bhagiratha, we give waters to rural folk he said. Telangana is number two in the farm sector and go to the first position soon KCR said.
The government did not sleep and working actively for development, the TRS chief said. Hyderabad streets get basthi dawakhanas for locals and more has to be done. As the son of the soil, I take responsibility to develop Hyderabad’s global city. As I went close to death’s bed I have zeal and commitment to developing the city and the state. For welfare, we spent Rs 40000 cr as no other state is doing so.
We are going ahead in financial development as we rose to 5th position from 13th position he said. Denying to float a front he said that he will fight anti-business, anti-people policies of the center. He fumed at the Modi government for trying to sell LIC and other PSUs making a profit.
KCR appealed to educated, intellectuals and job holders to reject divisive policies and talk of opposition parties in the polls. Please come and vote for TRS a progressive government to implement welfare through peace and communal harmony he said. Bless the TRS to get funds from the Centre by mounting pressure and protect the city he said. He said that there is a need for change in the ruling, policies for welfare, and all-around development at the national level.
