KTR flays Naidu’s Warangal tour

KTR flays Naidu’s Warangal tour
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IT Minister K Taraka Rama Rao on Wednesday launched a scathing attack on Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu for planning to take part in a tour in Telangana. Speaking to reporters here, KTR accused Naidu of looting the rightful share of Telangana waters and power and then planning to tour the State. He said Naidu should first provide the water and power to Telangana State as per AP Reorganisation Act.

Alleges AP CM deprived TS of its rightful share of water and power

Hyderabad: IT Minister K Taraka Rama Rao on Wednesday launched a scathing attack on Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu for planning to take part in a tour in Telangana. Speaking to reporters here, KTR accused Naidu of looting the rightful share of Telangana waters and power and then planning to tour the State. He said Naidu should first provide the water and power to Telangana State as per AP Reorganisation Act.

“If Naidu has any affection towards Telugu people in the State, he should give our share of waters and power,” KTR demanded. Chandrababu owes an explanation to the Telangana people on these issues before taking up his tour. Reacting to Naidu’s Warangal tour, KTR stated that they would see it as a tour of the Chief Minister of any other neighbouring State like Karnataka and Maharashtra.

Taking a dig at Chandrababu Naidu, KTR suggested that he should rename his party as it belonged to ‘another nation.’ Despite bemoaning on deficit budget in the AP, Chandrababu spent Rs 15 crore to carry out repair works for his chambers in Secretariat, he pointed out.

“Chandrababu Naidu is deliberately coming in the way of Telangana development and deceiving people,” KTR alleged. The people of the region are watching Naidu’s nefarious designs against the development of Telangana, he said. The people of the State will not keep quiet if Naidu embarks on the tour without honouring the AP Reorganisation Act, KTR added.

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