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TRS brought one lakh outsiders for polls: BJP
The ruling TRS party has brought one lakh outsiders into the city to influence the voting in GHMC elections through massive impersonation, alleged the BJP State president Chief G Kishan Reddy. He blamed the Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao for blatant lying and all_around failure.
Hyderabad: The ruling TRS party has brought one lakh outsiders into the city to influence the voting in GHMC elections through massive impersonation, alleged the BJP State president Chief G Kishan Reddy. He blamed the Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao for blatant lying and all-around failure.
Addressing a press conference here on Sunday, Kishan Reddy warned the officials and police that they must not get carried away by such efforts of ruling party. He said the TRS rule was nothing but a dynastic rule and alleged that the Chief Minster was gifting the Municipal Administration and Urban Development ministry to his son only to have control over the GHMC mayor.
They would make the city mayor a dummy as they had done with the ministers, he charged. People would teach the TRS a fitting lesson in the polls as the ruling party failed to keep most of its promises such as fee reimbursement, scholarship and farm loan waiver, Kishan Reddy predicted.
He took a strong exception to the Chief Minister’s comments on Union Minister Bandaru Dattatreya who spoke about the central funding for double bedroom scheme. Let the Chief Minister build these houses and face the music if he failed to keep the promise, he said.
