Laying bare the Bharatiya Janata Party’s (BJP) ploys, including tenth standard question paper leaks in the State, Industries Minister KT Rama Rao predicted that the saffron party would stoop to new lows and hatch more conspiracies to defame the Telangana government this election year
The State BJP unit resorted to cheap politics by distributing the tenth standard question papers in 30 minutes. He said that the BJP activists circulated the question paper images at the behest of BJP state president Bandi Sanjay in order to cause unrest among students and their parents, as well as to defame the State government.
After a few people were arrested, the question paper leaks stopped. Bandi Sanjay did not appear when police summoned him for questioning in connection with the scam.
In fact, when the accused in the scam was released on bail, rallies and felicitation ceremonies were held. This was the true face of the BJP, he said at a public meeting in Kazipet on Friday.
“This election year, both Congress and BJP will try all political gimmicks and conduct golmaal govindam programs to defame BRS government. Their sole agenda is to come to power in Telangana” Rama Rao said, challenging the BJP to compete with the BRS in implementing welfare and development programs.
Prior to 2014, he said, the erstwhile Warangal lands were soaked in blood due to naxalism and other issues, and water flowed across the district.
“Warangal should think wisely whether it wants bloodshed in the name of communal differences or free flow of water in the district” Rama Rao said.
Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao was building Warangal Health City with Rs.1,116 crore. With 2000 beds, Warangal would soon have the state’s largest government hospital. He stated that this hospital would serve the needs of 10 to 12 neighboring districts.
A coach factory was approved for Kazipet under the AP Reorganization Act, but it was not sanctioned even after nine years. According to the Union Railway Minister in Parliament, there was no need for a coach factory in the country. On the contrary, he said that a coach factory worth Rs.20,000 crore was being built in Gujarat, adding that “the BJP is a party of deceivers.”
In Mulugu, a tribal university was also promised. Despite the fact that the state government had allocated land, there had been no word from the union government, he pointed out.
The Minister stated that under Mission Bhagiratha, Rs.645 crore was spent, Rs.1116 crore was spent for Health City, Rs.148 crore was spent for two integrated Collectorate Buildings, and Rs.85 crore was spent for Kaloji Narayana Rao Kalakshetram, which would be ready by August or September.
He challenged BJP leaders to list the union government’s contribution to development programs in Warangal if they were truthful.
Taking a shot at the State BJP’s recent unemployment rally in the district, the BRS working president recalled that Prime Minister Narendra Modi had promised two crore jobs anually. In that case, 18 crore jobs had to be created, so why were these politically unemployed BJP leaders holding unemployed rallies, he asked.
The Minister appealed to the people, particularly the youth, not to fall prey to the BJP’s cheap tricks and communally driven agendas, saying that the union government had not sanctioned a single medical or nursing college in Telangana.
“Warangal not only has rich heritage and history but has lot of scope for development. Before turning up for the public meeting, I signed agreements with four IT companies, which will set up units here” Rama Rao said.
“Like Pune to Mumbai and Mysore to Bengaluru, Warangal will emerge as a satellite city for Hyderabad in the days to come” Rama Rao said.
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