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KCR: Thoroughly disappointed with PM Modi for ignoring farmers
Telangana Chief Minister and TRS party chief K Chandrasekhar Rao on Monday hit out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi and NDA Government over Budget allocations to farmers.
Telangana Chief Minister and TRS party chief K Chandrasekhar Rao on Monday hit out at Prime Minister Narendra Modi and NDA Government over Budget allocations to farmers.
While addressing farmers association meeting in Karimnagar, KCR expressed his disappointment with the NDA government 'ignoring' the agriculture sector.
Criticising PM Modi for not allocating funds to farmers of Telangana, he said that ever after meeting him and other ministers over 20 times and holding talks to link MGNREGA with agriculture, there has been no response.
The Chief Minister said that he was thoroughly disappointed with the working style of Modi adding that there was no difference in the 'anti-farmer' policies of the previous UPA government's tenure and the present NDA-led Central government as both are neglecting agriculture sector.
He further stated that the TRS MPs will raise the issue in Parliament which is scheduled to resume from March 5.
