BJP to take on KCR for belittling PM
Hyderabad: The BJP, intent on taking the war into the enemy's camp, has decided to stage protests at every public appearance of Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao until he tenders an unconditional apology for using abusive language against Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
"From now on, our agenda is to stage protests. Party cadres across the state would take up the agitation," Telangana president Dr K Laxman said. Speaking to media persons here on Wednesday, Laxman said that for the last four years, KCR has adopted a low profile in Delhi, to get Centre’s attention.
He had showered praises on the Prime Minister and the Central schemes in the state Assembly. "Not a single Central scheme like soil cards or agriculture insurance scheme was implemented properly. The anti-farmers policies of the state government did not help the farmers resulting in nearly 4,000 farmers committing suicide after the formation of Telangana,"
he said.
KCR’s utterances against Modi were only to diver the attention of the people from the TRS government’s monumental failures. Keeping an eye on the forthcoming Assembly elections, he started attacking the BJP, Narendra Modi and the other ideologues of the party, to appease the communal parties like All India Majlis-e-Ittehadul Muslimeen (AIMIM) and its chief Asaduddin Owaisi.
He said that KCR’s personal attack against PM of the country representing 125 core people during the recent Raythu Samanvaya Samithi (RSS) meeting in Karimnagar has reached an intolerable height. Using such foul language, KCR had caused embarrassment to the people of the state to no end which was not worthy of his stature and station.
The BJP MLA said the party ideologues Deendayal Upadhyaya and Pandit Shyam Prasad Mukherjee were known for their integrity and for their valiant fight for the country. KCR has no moral right to criticise them because KCR went back on his promise that he would make a dalit the chief minister of the state, as soon as the TRS won the 2014 elections.