In a strongly worded letter to Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday, Rama Rao criticized the Congress for its failure to fulfill its electoral promises. "The guarantees you made during the elections have proven to be nothing more than deceptive tricks. The so-called 420 promises are part of a larger scheme of deceit," he wrote. Pointing to the unfulfilled pledges in the manifesto, he highlighted the struggles of farmers, youth, and women who were left abandoned by the Congress government.
Raise serious questions about state of governance in Telangana, charge Congress government with undermining democracy and targeting BRS leaders through questionable actions
Rama Rao criticised the Congress government in the State for allowing Adani Group to open its cement factory at Ramannapet, while farmers in Kodangal continue to suffer.
In a significant move, nearly 100 Congress members from Kodangal joined the BRS at Rama Rao's residence in Nandinagar. During the event, he remarked that a rebellion against the Congress government had started in Kodangal, which is Revanth Reddy's constituency.
He mentioned that he had already discussed the notices issue with BRS working president KT Rama Rao and stated that the BRS legal cell would respond to the notices issued by the Singapore company
BRS has accused the State govenment of failing in preventing the outbreak of communal violence in Jainorr town of Asifabad. The BRS working president KT Rama Rao has alleged that the government had prior information about the possibility of outbreak of communal violence, yet it failed to prevent it.
Says on one hand, Delhi Congress accuses Adani companies of being Modi's pocket companies, on the other, Revanth Reddy enters into agreements with same group
