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KCR focused on encouraging political migrations
CPI state secretary Ch Venkat Reddy accused Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao of focusing more on promoting political migrations while neglecting the election promises he made to the people. This, he said with reference to the invitation extended by TRS to TDP leader E Dayakar Rao and others.
Warangal: CPI state secretary Ch Venkat Reddy accused Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao of focusing more on promoting political migrations while neglecting the election promises he made to the people. This, he said with reference to the invitation extended by TRS to TDP leader E Dayakar Rao and others.
The CM was trying to damage the morale of the opposition parties and to eliminate them fully. In was not a good trend in a democratic system. Speaking to presspersons in Hanamkonda on Thursday, Venkat Reddy said the opposition MLAs should not run behind the ruling party and fall prey to the packages offered by it.
With the joining of Dayakar Rao, the internal conflicts would become widespread. The newcomers were damaging the prospects of senior party workers in the TRS, he noted. Referring to Greater Warangal Municipal Corporation (GWMC) elections, the CPI leader said the government was in haste to conduct the elections in 15 days of time.
