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KCR’s tirade unbecoming of a CM: Kodandaram
Telangana Political Joint Action Committee (TJAC) chairman Prof. M Kodandaram has strongly condemned Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao\'s outburst against him.
Hyderabad: Telangana Political Joint Action Committee (TJAC) chairman Prof. M Kodandaram has strongly condemned Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao's outburst against him.
Speaking to media persons here on Saturday, Kodandaram alleged that the language and tone used by KCR does not suit a person holding the post of Chief Minister. He said KCR had used offensive, derogatory and provocative language against him. He said it was wrong on the part of KCR to abuse him in unparliamentary words while not giving reply to the public issues raised by him.
Kodandaram ridiculed KCR's claim that statehood for Telangana was achieved due to his efforts. He said the credit of Telangana formation goes to each and every individual who participated in the movement. He said Telangana was not achieved to bring a few people to power. But people struggled and gave sacrifices to fulfill their aspirations and expectations from the new State.
Stating that KCR Government was no different from the previous regimes, Kodandaram announced that the TJAC would continue its movement against government policies. The TJAC chief slammed the Chief Minister for encouraging defections by elected representatives of other parties. He said KCR indulged in horse trading of MLAs and MPs.
