If Congress Voted to Power in Telangana, Curfews and Communal Conflicts will Return - Harish Rao
T Harish Rao, the health minister, claimed that the ethos of the congress was to make false promises, hand out cash bags, and incite racial tensions. On Saturday, he laid the cornerstone for the Padthanpalli Lift Irrigation Scheme and a 33/11 kV power substation in the hamlet of Donabanda in the hajipur mandal. In his remarks, he said that the congress was fantasising about winning the support of the people by giving out funds brought in from Karnataka. Curfews and intercommunal violence, however, would be the norm. The congress has fallen short of key commitments it made during previous election campaigns.
The minister voiced optimism that the BRS will be able to form the government for a third time in a row, even as he chastised the congress for purging outlawed Maoists while posing as consultations. Some opposition party leaders were attempting to disturb the peace in Manchester by luring people with bait. He warned voters against such persons and urged them to pick BRS nominee N Diwakar Rao, who was known for his accessibility around-the-clock, as a leader who controlled a gambling club and pillaged multiple banks in hyderabad was now eyeing the constituency.
Government whip Balka Suman, MLC Dande Vittal, peddapalli MP Dr venkatesh Netha, MLAs Diwakar Rao Durgam Chinnaiah, collector Badavath Santosh, DCP Sudhir Kekan and others were present.
The minister voiced optimism that the BRS will be able to form the government for a third time in a row, even as he chastised the congress for purging outlawed Maoists while posing as consultations. Some opposition party leaders were attempting to disturb the peace in Manchester by luring people with bait. He warned voters against such persons and urged them to pick BRS nominee N Diwakar Rao, who was known for his accessibility around-the-clock, as a leader who controlled a gambling club and pillaged multiple banks in hyderabad was now eyeing the constituency.
Government whip Balka Suman, MLC Dande Vittal, peddapalli MP Dr venkatesh Netha, MLAs Diwakar Rao Durgam Chinnaiah, collector Badavath Santosh, DCP Sudhir Kekan and others were present.