Telangana Finance Minister slams BJP and Congress on THIS issue
Finance minister T harish rao on monday attacked the bharatiya janata party harshly for its contradictory claims on the dharani site. He claimed that the bjp was reducing its claims to empty platitudes, a sign of incoherence among the party's leadership. The minister was making reference to the conflicting remarks made by bjp national president jp nadda and party state president Bandi Sanjay on the operation of the dharani website, which was developed by the telangana government to facilitate property registrations and effective land management.
While Sanjay recently stated that the bjp will continue to execute the dharani portal in an efficient manner, Nadda stated during an address at a rally in nagarkurnool that the party would eliminate the dharani portal if they were to win the State. harish rao emphasised the discrepancy within the BJP's upper levels on social media. He bemoaned the fact that Nadda's comments went against the local bjp leaders' claims that the dharani portal wouldn't be abandoned. This, he claimed, was just another illustration of the BJP's lack of unity and internal strife.
"The 'gully' leaders of the bjp say one thing about Dharani, while their delhi overlords say something another. Within their party, there appears to be a persistent dearth of coordination and communication," he observed. The minister also attacked the congress, saying they were unfairly condemning the dharani website without fully comprehending its advantages. He responded angrily, saying that while the congress leaders lacked even a mind of their own to think, the bjp leaders lacked coordination among their ranks.
While Sanjay recently stated that the bjp will continue to execute the dharani portal in an efficient manner, Nadda stated during an address at a rally in nagarkurnool that the party would eliminate the dharani portal if they were to win the State. harish rao emphasised the discrepancy within the BJP's upper levels on social media. He bemoaned the fact that Nadda's comments went against the local bjp leaders' claims that the dharani portal wouldn't be abandoned. This, he claimed, was just another illustration of the BJP's lack of unity and internal strife.
"The 'gully' leaders of the bjp say one thing about Dharani, while their delhi overlords say something another. Within their party, there appears to be a persistent dearth of coordination and communication," he observed. The minister also attacked the congress, saying they were unfairly condemning the dharani website without fully comprehending its advantages. He responded angrily, saying that while the congress leaders lacked even a mind of their own to think, the bjp leaders lacked coordination among their ranks.