Telangana BRS puts up posters in Hyderabad and mocks CWC
Posters ridiculing the party for corruption have appeared in hyderabad as the congress Working Committee (CWC) prepares to host its important meeting there starting on Saturday. A billboard that calls itself the "Corrupt Working Committee" (CWC) features images of 24 leaders of the congress with the alleged scams they were involved in. The sign warns, "Beware of scamgress scammers."
Top congress figures including party leader mallikarjun Kharge, sonia and rahul Gandhi, and former prime minister Manmohan Singh are all shown on the posters. The Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) followers displayed the posters in several locations. The ruling party questioned congress leader sonia gandhi through other posters regarding unmet commitments and a contentious statement made by the party's telangana leader.
One of the posters asks, "Madam Gandhi, do you concur with your PCC president's statement that only 3HRS electricity supply is enough for farmers to do agriculture?" A. revanth Reddy, head of the telangana Pradesh congress Committee (TPCC), allegedly stated that farmers do not require a three-hour supply of energy. Another poster criticises congress for its declaration about Scheduled Castes (SC). "Congress was in control from 2004 to 2014 and deceived Dalits regarding sc categorisation. Once more, on the declaration's name, do you want to make the same claim?
The congress was questioned by the BRS on its pledge to give senior citizens a monthly pension of Rs. 4,000. A banner contrasts Telangana's pension payments with those made by states that follow the Congress. "Congress offers an old age pension of Rs. 400 in Karnataka, Rs. 1,000 in Rajasthan, and Rs. 500 in Chhattisgarh. Telangana's kcr is Rs 2,016. Another poster reminds that rahul Gandhi, general secretary of the UPA during the congress government, offered the palamuru Rangareddy project national status. "They didn't fulfil their promise. According to the billboard, cm kcr began and finished the palamuru Rangareddy project on september 16.
The congress was questioned by the BRS on its pledge to give senior citizens a monthly pension of Rs. 4,000. A banner contrasts Telangana's pension payments with those made by states that follow the Congress. "Congress offers an old age pension of Rs. 400 in Karnataka, Rs. 1,000 in Rajasthan, and Rs. 500 in Chhattisgarh. Telangana's kcr is Rs 2,016. Another poster reminds that rahul Gandhi, general secretary of the UPA during the congress government, offered the palamuru Rangareddy project national status. "They didn't fulfil their promise. According to the billboard, cm kcr began and finished the palamuru Rangareddy project on september 16.