Hyderabad, Nov 17: In a Praja Ashirwada Sabha held in Adilabad, Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) Supremo and Chief Minister K. Chandrashekar Rao (KCR) reassured the public that as long as he is alive, Telangana will remain a secular state. The gathering served as a platform for KCR to address key issues and rally support for the upcoming elections.
KCR expressed confidence in the return of the BRS government in the state, urging voters to choose the Car symbol and ensure victory for the party. He took the opportunity to criticize the Congress, accusing the party of treating minorities merely as a vote bank. Highlighting the BRS’s commitment to minority welfare, KCR pointed out that the government had allocated substantial funds—amounting to Rs 12,000 crores—over its 10-year tenure for the establishment of residential schools and colleges to provide quality education to minority children.
The Chief Minister also lamented the lack of support from the central government, particularly in the form of medical colleges and Navodaya schools. Despite numerous letters to Prime Minister Modi, Telangana did not receive any such institutions. KCR cautioned voters against supporting the BJP, suggesting that such support would be futile.
Speaking about the maturity of democracy in developed countries, KCR emphasized the importance of voters exercising their franchise wisely. He urged citizens to carefully assess candidates’ qualities and the history of political parties before casting their votes. KCR reiterated that the BRS party was established for the people of Telangana and the overall development of the state.
Highlighting the BRS government’s achievements, KCR cited the introduction of excellent policies for farmers’ welfare, a unique initiative not found in any other state in the country. As the elections approach, KCR’s statements aim to garner public support and reinforce the BRS’s commitment to the welfare and development of Telangana.
