TS Planning Board vice-chairman B Vinod Kumar chastised Prime Minister Narendra Modi for misleading Telangana’s people by doing nothing to help the state’s development.
“It is not new to operate train services between Hyderabad and Tirupati. But Modi tried to project it as if it was for the first time that train services were being operated to Tirupati while launching the Vande Bharat train on Saturday,” he said.
On Sunday, participating in the Medipalli mandal BRS Athmeeya Sammelanam, he said the price of an LPG cylinder was Rs.400 during the regime of the previous Congress government. Modi, who promised to reduce the price to Rs.200 during the 2014 election campaign but instead raised it to Rs.1,200. As a result, poor people were suffering greatly.
Furthermore, no BJP-ruled state was carrying out the schemes that Telangana was carrying out. While the state government provided a pension of Rs 2,100, the BJP-led Karnataka government provided only Rs.200. At the same time, only 25 percent of crops was being procured from farmers by the Karnataka government.
Welfare Minister Koppula Eashwar also spoke. Vemulwada MLA Ch Ramesh Babu, ZP Chairperson Dava Vasanth and others were present.
KTR challenges PM to name a better performer than Telangana
Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) working president K.T. Rama Rao on Sunday challenged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to name a state that has performed better all-round than Telangana in the last 9 years.
A day after Modi addressed a public meeting in Hyderabad, Rama Rao took to Twitter to throw the challenge.
Listing out the achievements of Telangana, KTR said that despite all this the Prime minister had not a single word of appreciation.
The BRS leader alleged that the Prime Minister has refused to acknowledge a performing state for petty politics.
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