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The ruling party had also maligned the nation on international platforms through undemocratic decisions like the arrest of Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal apart from targetting whoever opposed it.
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The Congress had promised everything for everyone, but was imposing conditions for their implementation after assuming power.
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The main junction of Narsapur town was jam-packed with the crowd while he addressed them. Since Narsapur constituency has a huge number of Lambada thandas, a huge number of tribals too turned up for the meeting.
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A vote to the BJP could result in LPG cylinder prices shooting upto Rs.5,000 soon, BRS working president KT Rama Rao said.
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Stating that victory would be his in the fight between truth and falsehood, he said BRS MPs should be in the Parliament to fight back the conspiracies against Telangana.
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He pointed out that the Congress government also degraded the 100-bed hospital sanctioned for Medak to a 50-bed hospital, apart from turning the Ghanapuram tank useless though it was developed with Rs 150 crore during the BRS rule.
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Taking a jibe at Revanth Reddy, the BRS chief said though the Chief Minister proved to be inefficient in keeping up his promises.
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Addressing a roadshow in Nizamabad on Monday, he pointed out that the people had elected a BJP MP there in 2019.
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On Monday, accompanied by a convoy of vehicles carrying hundreds of leaders and activists, Chandrashekhar Rao interacted with the people and listened to their grievances and sorrows, reassuring them to take up their issues.
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He claimed that he had struggled for rights of the miners and played a vital role in introducing several laws for the welfare of the miners. He recalled that he had participated in Telangana movement.
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Addressing an election rally at Jagtial as part of his bus tour, Chandrashekhar Rao said Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy should explain the fate of the six guarantees including the crop loan waiver promised on December 9.
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The meeting premises reverberated with whistles and applause when the BRS chief mentioned local MLA Padi Kaushik Reddy.
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KCR recalled the struggles to mend the damage caused to Telangana in erstwhile Andhra Pradesh and said the BRS government had toiled to bring investments to the newborn State.
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As he asked the people whether they were prepared to forego the newly formed districts of Nirmal, Asifabad and Mancherial, the crowd roared back with a firm 'No'.
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Stating that a people’s movement would be launched if the existing districts were abolished, Rama Rao said the BRS would lead the movement.
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Holds Congress responsible for selling its stakes to Centre and driving it into losses
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After 48-hour ban imposed by the EC, the former Chief Minister addressed a massive rally at Ramagundam, around 9 pm on Friday.
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Rakesh Reddy, a BITS-Pilani graduate, worked in the USA and returned to Warangal about 12 years ago.
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He slammed the BJP for misleading the people over the Congress party’s assurances promised to the people in the manifesto.
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Speaking at BRS booth level workers meeting here on Thursday he said the party candidate Nama Nageswara Rao is a local candidate residing in Khammam.