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TPCC Chief will go to jail permanently, Prashanth, Indrakaran slam Revanth on CM jibe

Ministers V Prashanth Reddy and Indrakaran Reddy and other TRS leaders today lashed out at TPCC Chief A Revanth Reddy for his remarks against Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao.

They told press persons here at Telangana Bhavan that Revanth is a thief caught red-handed earlier. Revanth Reddy who suffered a temporary jail term at Cherlapally on the “Note for Vote” case will go to jail permanently. The cases are coming to a final stage and Revanth will go to jail permanently, the Minister said.

They ridiculed the comments of the congress leaders that they will build a memorial for STs and Aadivasis at Indravelli or other places. It was during the congress rule the tribals and Aadivasis were killed they said. The chief minister has informed to address Podu land issues of the Tribals and Aadivasis they said. They asked the TPCC chief to stop mud-slinging on the ruling party and the welfare schemes. We will cut the tongue of Revanth Reddy for telling lies and making personal comments, they warned. The government has been implementing the schemes for the welfare of the SC, ST, BC, and Minority communities.

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Congress has no right to make demands and resort to making bad comments. Our schemes are ideal to other states and will remain for 25 years to serve the state. Dalit Bandhu Scheme will give Rs 10 lakh to eligible SC community they hoped. Revanth should not make vulgar and bad comments, they suggested.

The Ministers warned of serious consequences if the congress or other opposition parties failed to stop criticism. Anyone can do politics and the leaders can maintain decency before indulging in falsehood.

The government will implement the Dalit Bandhu for Dalit empowerment at any cost as the Chief Minister promised to spend about Rs 1 lakh crore, they added.

 

 

 

SOURCE-IANS