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TPCC sees rout of TRS in 2019 polls
Alleging that Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao was day-dreaming that he would once again win the elections in 2019, Telangana Pradesh Congress Committee has stated that the TRS party would get only single digit seats in the next elections.
Hyderabad: Alleging that Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao was day-dreaming that he would once again win the elections in 2019, Telangana Pradesh Congress Committee has stated that the TRS party would get only single digit seats in the next elections. The TPCC asserted that KCR was passing time by not fulfilling the assurances made during 2014 elections.
In a pressnote released here on Thursday, TPCC vice-president Dr Mallu Ravi alleged that the Chief Minister conducted a ‘Darbar’ by inviting Muslim leaders to his farmhouse on Dasara festival day. He demanded the Chief Minister to prove his sincerity towards Muslims welfare by implementing 12 per cent reservation to them and provide judicial power to the Wakf Board.
Stating that the problems of the Muslims would not be solved if Chief Minister gifts clothes on Ramzan festival and hosts a dinner to the Muslims on Dasara, he said the Chief Minister was guessing that the Opposition parties would get some seven to eight Assembly seats in the next elections. He also asked the latter as to why he was expecting elections and why he conducted surveys now.
Conducting surveys now was the best example that the Chief Minister himself had no belief in his own rule, he said. He demanded the Chief Minister to go for mid-term elections if he believes in his rule by tendering resignation to his post.
