BJP President J.P. Nadda called upon the people to vote for the BJP and end family rule in Telangana and send Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) back home. He said that it was only BJP that can fight against the family parties in the country. He has asked people to assure getting BJP candidates to assembly assuring that all round development will be assured by him.
Nadda has addressed hugely attended public meetings at Narayanpet in Narayanapet district and Chevella in Ranga Reddy district on Sunday. He deplored that BRS president and Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao is busy with the increasing his family assets at the cost of development of Telangana.
“We have to fight the family rule of Omar Farooq and Mehbooba Mufti, in Jammu and Kashmir, Chautala in Haryana, Akhilesh Yadva in Uttar Pradesh, Lalu Yadav at Bihar, Mamata at West Bengal, YS Jaganmohan Reddy in Andhra Pradesh and KCR in Telangana, Uddhav Thakre and Sharad Pawar in Maharashtra. Both Congress and BRS are sure to offer corrupt governance,” he added.
“BRS means Bhrashatachar Rakshasula Samithi. Chief Minister Chandrasekhar Rao has cheated all sections in the society. There was destruction in the name of development. KCR has been making only one section happy whereas with Modi every section will be happy,” he said.
Nadda accused that thousands of acres land went missing with Dharani and due to corruption pillars of Kaleshwaram sunk in. He has also explained about corruption in Miyapur lands, kickbacks in ORR contract, 30 per cent commission in Dalit Bandhu and how the government has deceived people in Fasl Bima Yojana and not constructing houses for the poor despite promising double bedroom houses. He asked people whether all of them got the houses.
“There is all round development in BJP ruled states with double engine governments with all sections getting benefited. Telangana is the only state where VAT was not reduced on Petrol and diesel and will bring it down if voted to power in the State. We will offer free travel to Ayodhya and Varanasi,” said Nadda.
He has also pointed out how the Congress had failed to implement promises in neighbouring Karnataka where it came to power about six months ago.
