Telangana chief minister Mr K Chandrasekhar Rao fired a salvo at BJP seeking to know the moral standards of the party and its leaders. Addressing a public meeting at Bhuvanagiri, he referred to the remarks made by Assam chief minister Mr Hemanth Biswas against Congress MP Mr Rahul Gandhi. “He is no relative to me but can an MP be mocked like that? Is it the level of BJP moral standard?,” Mr KCR sought to know.
In an emotional one, he said: “I am in tears and am demanding that the Assam chief minister should be dismissed forthwith”.
The remarks only degraded the image of the country and BJP was making a mockery in the name of saving Hindu dharma. Is that what the BJP leaders learned from Ramayana and Maha Bharatha?.
The chief minister accused the BJP of turning the Indian Silicon Valley Bangalore into a Kashmir valley. The BJP cadre is acting like vultures against young boys and girls just in the name of religion. “Is it needed?” he wanted to know
Mr KCR appealed to the students, youth, and intellectuals if one could bear the BJP stoking communal tensions and dividing people. He wanted them to go to their villages and debate over the issue.
Mr Modi became mentally deranged and introduced anti-people policies. He is now after farmers and wants to charge them for power supply by fixing meters. Can anyone approve of these kinds of policies and reforms? The result of BJP policies is increased unemployment.
At one point in time, Mr KCR became very angry with the BJYM members and warned that the state government would not sit idle if they disturbed the law and order in the state. He also warned them to be within their limits.
By Gollapudi Srinivasa Rao