Your Karnataka dramas will not work in Telangana: KTR to JP Nadda

Your Karnataka dramas will not work in Telangana: KTR to JP Nadda
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TRS Working President K T Rama Rao on Monday lashed on to the BJP Working President J P Nadda alleging that the BJP leaders were misleading people with false allegations.

Hyderabad: TRS Working President K T Rama Rao on Monday lashed on to the BJP Working President J P Nadda alleging that the BJP leaders were misleading people with false allegations.

KTR was addressing a meeting of party activists at Kukatpally on Monday. KTR said, "Few people don't like state to be good. Congress and BJP don't like peaceful Hyderabad. They don't like farmers well being. J P Nadda should change his name as 'abaddala adda'."

KTR further alleged "Nadda says there was misrule in the state by KCR government. If that is correct why TRS won 100 seats in the last Assembly elections."

KTR said that the BJP's Karnataka dramas will not be possible in Telangana. "There are 29 states in the country, does any of the BJP ruled states have 24 hour free power? Let him show a single BJP state which has schemes like TRS government," said KTR.

KTR said, Kaleshwaram was completed in a record three years time. "The BJP leader says it was commission Kakatiya and commission Bhagiratha. Ask your Delhi officials about these schemes because they have recommend giving funds to these schemes appreciating them. If these schemes are not good why 11 states CMs including BJP ruled states were following?

Give evidence for Corruption allegations," said KTR. People will not accept such allegations.

KTR said that the Aarogyasri scheme was better than Centre's Aayushman Bharat. He termed Aayushman Bharat as 'bakwas' scheme.

The TRS working president alleged that the BJP leaders were mislead people by stating that Centre was giving funds in the pension scheme.

Their aim is to create differences between religions. They don't like peaceful atmosphere in the city, alleged KTR.

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