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Telangana TDP leaders set new trend in Telangana
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Telangana TDP leaders have set a new record by sending open letters. It\'s now common for party presidents to write open letters targetting Governments.
Telangana TDP leaders have set a new record by sending open letters. It's now common for party presidents to write open letters targetting Governments. But the Telangana TDP leaders have set a trend by sending as many as nine open letters to the people of Telangana against the KCR government.
In view of the Warangal Lok Sabha by-poll, several TDP leaders released open letters accusing Telangana CM KCR of not keeping his 351 electoral promises. Telangana Telugu Desam Party president L Ramana and senior party leader Motkupalli Narasimhulu together have sent an open letter to the Telangana CM, while one letter is released in the names of Revanth Reddy and Ramesh Rathod.
Errabelli Dayakar Rao and Pratap Reddy have also jointly released an open letter. Several other leaders including Revuri Prakash Reddy, Amaranath Babu, R. Krishnaiah, Veerender Goud, Shobharani and Sitakka have written open letters separately. In the letters, they have commonly mentioned that KCR failed to implement his poll promises, he did not make a Dalit CM and failed to keep the assurances given to SC, ST and minorities.
By G Anjali
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