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Amit Shah attacks KCR, challenges to make Dalit as chief minister
Shah also asserted that they will contest for the election on their own without getting into an alliance with any party
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) national president Amit Shah kick-started the poll campaign from Palamuru in a grand manner today.
Addressing the public meeting, Shah attacked KCR saying that farmers suicide has been on rise during the TRS rule. He also said that KCR who promised to make a Dalit as chief minister of the state has not fulfilled his promise. He also dared him to make a Dalit as chief minister. Shah also questioned the TRS government as to why the ruling party is trying to give 12 per cent reservation for the Muslim community. He also asked the KCR to explain the reason behind its association with MIM party.
Listing out the number of states in which Congress government was replaced with BJP after 2014, Shah said that the main aim of BJP is to remove all the refugees from the country.
Watch Amit Shah Speech
Amit Shah also wondered on TRS party dissolving the assembly so as to go for early polls in the state. He also said that KCR who earlier backed one nation-one election concept is now going for early assembly elections. He further said that segregating both Lok Sabha and Assembly elections will consume a lot of public money.
Shah also asserted that they will contest for the election on their own without getting into an alliance with any party. The BJP also exuded confidence saying that they will contest from all the 119 constituencies and emerge victorious in the ensuing elections.
