BRS Working President KTR has posed several questions to Prime Minister Narendra Modi ahead of his visit to Telangana. He urged the Prime Minister not to sow discord on their sacred land and instead address the concerns of the people.
KTR questioned why promises made to Telangana, such as according national status to key irrigation projects, Kazipet Coach Factory Bayyaram steel factory, have not been fulfilled. He also raised concerns about the shifting of industries from Telangana to BJP-ruled states.
Moreover, KTR questioned the delay in establishing educational institutions and infrastructure projects in Telangana, despite assurances like the ITIR project. He highlighted issues such as farmer suicides, rising prices of essentials, and the failure to generate promised employment opportunities.
Furthermore, KTR criticized the government’s handling of issues like GST on the handloom sector, escalating fuel prices, and the misuse of investigative agencies for political gains. He emphasized the importance of focusing on resolving pressing issues rather than engaging in divisive politics.
KTR urged the Prime Minister to refrain from provocative politics, reminding him that such tactics won’t sway the voters in Telangana. He emphasized the need for genuine solutions to address the concerns of the people and urged the Prime Minister to demonstrate a vision for the country’s progress without further dividing society.