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Nukala criticises KCR
He criticised CM KCR over dissolution of the Assembly without fulfilling the poll promises of 2014 elections He informed that the BJP expanded its base across the state in past four years and completed the selection of 90 per cent party booth committees
Nalgonda: District BJP president Nukala Narsimha Reddy mocked at Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao and TRS leaders over meaningless statements and accusing opposition parties for dissolution of Assembly before nine months Addressing the media on Tuesday, he informed that the party leader Amith shah is going to kick start the poll campaign in the state from Mahbubnagar on 15th of this month. Large number of party workers and sympathisers from Devarakonda Assembly segment will attend Shah’s Palamur meeting.
He criticised CM KCR over dissolution of the Assembly without fulfilling the poll promises of 2014 elections. He informed that the BJP expanded its base across the state in past four years and completed the selection of 90 per cent party booth committees.
Stating that the party will contest all the Assembly seats alone, he exuded confidence that the lotus will bloom in the state in forthcoming elections.
In this press meet, party leaders Oruganti Ramulu, Pothepaka Sambaiah , Perika Muni Kumar, Nagi Reddy and others were present.
