Hyderabad, Dec 20 (Maxim News): Union Minister Kishan Reddy gave a strong counter to Chief Minister Revanth Reddy. Speaking to media persons on Saturday, he said that foolish and unintelligent people talk about the BJP’s alliance with BRS. He made it clear that BJP does not need to have an alliance with anyone. Prime Minister Modi asked about KCR’s health condition and questioned what was wrong. He recalled that he had also asked about Sonia Gandhi’s health condition in the past. He said that foolish people do not need to answer if they make allegations against them.
He advised them to stop making political criticisms and do good deeds for the people. He said that municipalities and corporations were merged in GHMC for personal needs. The BJP has been objecting to this from the beginning. He was angry that the sarpanchs who won in the villages were being asked to join the Congress using money and other factors as an excuse.
He said that the state government does not care about the village panchayats. He made it clear that central funds are the mainstay for every development in the village. Union Minister Kishan Reddy stated that the sarpanchs who won in the BJP are aware of the funds provided by the central government. (Maxim News)
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