BJP giving religious tinge to trivial incidents in State, charges Karne Prabhakar

BJP giving religious tinge to trivial incidents in State, charges Karne Prabhakar
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TRS MLC Karne Prabhakar says the BJP leaders, who have won four Lok Sabha seats, are thinking that they have strengthened in the State and are giving religious colour to every small incident and trying to provoke people to get benefitted

Hyderabad: Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) on Tuesday criticised the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) State unit leaders for giving religious colour to every small incident occurring in the State. The TRS alleged that the newly elected MPs of the Saffron party were talking irresponsibly.

Addressing a press conference, TRS MLC Karne Prabhakar lashed out against the BJP leaders for giving religious colour to every incident in the State.

"The BJP leaders, who have won four Lok Sabha seats, are thinking that they have strengthened in the State. They are giving religious colour to every small incident and trying to provoke people to get benefitted," alleged Prabhakar.

He added that people of Telangana have been with Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao in all the successive elections. The TRS leader lashed out against BJP MP from Adilabad for his comments against Muslim minorities.

He alleged that the BJP MP should apologise, or his party president should condemn his comments. The MP is trying to disturb the peaceful atmosphere in Adilabad, alleged Prabhakar.

Prabhakar also targeted BJP MLA Raja Singh and alleged that the BJP MLA had injured himself and charged that the police had beaten him.

"Not only he hit himself and blamed police but also went to BJP working president J P Nadda to complain against the government," Prabhakar said.

He alleged that the BJP leaders target States where it is not in power and try to provoke people by showing small incidents as big.

"BJP State unit president K Laxman should clarify whether there was West Bengal like situation in Telangana," said Prabhakar.

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