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Revanth Reddy questions KCR on lack of support for Telangana Martyrs
As the TDP\'s largest convention Mahanadu is going steady on the third day at Tirupathi, several party leaders addressing the event. Speaking to the gathering, Telangana TDP Working President Revanth Reddy stated that they are learning how to act in power and even while in Opposition in the direction of party supremo Chandrababu Naidu.
As the TDP's largest convention Mahanadu is going steady on the third day at Tirupathi, several party leaders addressing the event. Speaking to the gathering, Telangana TDP Working President Revanth Reddy stated that they are learning how to act in power and even while in Opposition in the direction of party supremo Chandrababu Naidu.
Revanth Reddy reacted strongly against Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao at the event questioning the status of promises given by him to the martyrs of Telangana.
The TDP leader pointed out that the 1569 martyrs were promised a house, job and Rs. 5 lakh which were not implemented till now showing the government's responsibility towards the families of the martyrs. Revanth Reddy even said that KCR had made a lot of promises to gain power but forgot them after coming to power further saying that he became the chief minister only by telling lies.
He clarified that the development in Telangana is nill despite an amount of Rs.2.5 lakh crores was spent in the state.
