BRS party Working President KT Rama Rao (KTR) has accused Telangana CM Revanth Reddy of phone tapping opposition leaders’ and his own ministers’ phone conversations. In an open challenge to Revanth Reddy, KTR dared him to take a lie detector test before cameras to prove he was not engaging in phone tapping. KTR spoke at a summit organized by the ABP news network in Hyderabad today.
KTR asserted that Revanth Reddy’s government is tapping not only ministers but even leaders within his own party. KTR added, “If Revanth has the courage, let him join me for a public lie detector test and declare openly that he is not involved in wiretapping ministers or opposition members.”
KTR also pointed to a past incident where Revanth Reddy was caught with a bag containing Rs. 50 lakh in a vote-for-note case where he tried to purchase a legislator. “How someone with such a record of unethical actions could speak against us,” KTR stated. He continued by expressing disappointment in the failure of Revanth’s government to fulfill key promises and guarantees within the first 100 days in office.
KTR addressed Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s inconsistency, questioning why Rahul, who speaks of justice and equality and the constitution in Delhi, remains silent about the Congress-led government’s actions against marginalized communities in Telangana. KTR urged Rahul Gandhi to focus on safeguarding Telangana’s communities from Congress-led bulldozer raj that threatens poorer communities.
Reflecting on BRS’s achievements over the past ten years, KTR cited the success of various development programs, from the IT sector to agriculture, noting that the BRS government had accomplished significant improvements for Telangana’s urban and rural sectors.
He emphasized the importance of BRS’s schemes like Rythu Bandhu and Rythu Bheema for farmers, and the Aasara pensions increased from Rs. 200 to Rs. 2,000 for welfare. KTR affirmed that the people of Hyderabad have shown overwhelming support for the state’s progress and extended heartfelt thanks for their continued trust.