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Chief Minister betrayed kin of martyrs
The District Spokesperson of Congress Party, Anjaneya Goud, has criticised Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao for his calumnies against the Congress Party, which has an illustrious history of over 100 years He demanded an immediate apology from the Chief Minister
Medak: The District Spokesperson of Congress Party, Anjaneya Goud, has criticised Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao for his calumnies against the Congress Party, which has an illustrious history of over 100 years. He demanded an immediate apology from the Chief Minister.
Speaking to the media here on Friday, Goud flayed that KCR had betrayed the families of martyrs. “KCR promised to merge his party into Congress if Sonia Gandhi declared separate statehood for Telangana. And also, he promised to make a Dalit the CM. When people chose him for five years, he is going for early polls without completing the term,” he said. He questioned KCR how come Chandrababu turned an enemy now, when they were allies in 2009 elections. He was sure people would teach the TRS party a lesson.
Former member of ZPTC Srinivas Gupta, senior leaders Manaiah, mandal president Mallesh, town president Anja Gound, Jitender Reddy, Madhukar Reddy, A Venkatesh Goud, Bharath Goud were present.
