BRS working president KT Rama Rao accused the Congress government of deceiving unemployed youth by failing to fulfil its promise of filling two lakh government jobs. He said the youth, farmers and women would not forgive the government for betraying their trust.
Tension gripped the Jangaon market yard as farmers protested against steep drops in paddy prices, demanding procurement at MSP. Prices have reportedly fallen to Rs 1,400 per quintal. Farmers threatened a State-wide agitation and criticised the Congress government’s handling of the issue
Speaking on the occasion, Rama Rao said the K Chandrashekhar Rao government in Telangana has walked in the footsteps of Phule by prioritising education for the marginalised
The BRS working president further said now the Congress government, which had nothing to do with recruitment, wants to fool people into believing that they have done it.
Modi, who chose to keep quiet on the unkept promises made to the country's youngest State during its formation instead, tried to deflect the blame onto the ruling BRS government.
