Hyderabad: Continuing his streak against the BJP led NDA Government at the Centre for not providing 12 per cent reservation to STs in Telangana, TRS Supremo and Caretaker Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao today reiterated that he will play a key role at Delhi after the Assembly polls. ‘By staying in the state I will fight at national level on our issues’ he said. He lashed out at Prime Minister for setting aside the file related to ST reservations and sought to know whether Narendra Modi’s ideas got pests to deny the reservations proportionately.
Addressing a public meeting at Devarkonda, KCR said Modi Government has been trying to reign supreme on the states by turning them into mere municipalities, he alleged. ‘I will make serious efforts for the non-congress and non-BJP Government at the Centre to protect our rights’, KCR clarified. We should never tolerate such dictatorial attitude of the Centre–both the BJP and the Congress regimes for depriving the rights of SC, ST, BC and Minorities, he said.
“Our fight is for protecting the rights and interests of the states and I will sure fight at national level”, KCR has said. He said that the TRS regime has developed village panchayats in the lambada thandas, including 80 in this segment, to achieve fast growth. He promised to irrigate the lands by completing the projects despite the opposition writing letters to the Centre. KCR appealed to the people to give mandate with huge majority to the TRS candidates for better growth and welfare.
The pink party boss has alleged that TDP chief Chandrababu Naidu is seeking votes on one hand and stalling growth on the other by writing letters against our projects. Asking whether Telangana needs the chief minister from other state, he asked them to expel the congress and its allies in the polls by giving votes to the TRS.
The people should teach a fitting lesson to Chandrababu Naidu for double standards, he said. Despite the gimmicks and unholy alliance by the arch rivals in the state, the TRS will win the hearts of the people and form the next government. (NSS)
