BRS Will Soon turn into VRS: Revanth Commented

BRS | Nizamabad/Hyderabad, Dec 9 (Maxim News): The Telangana Pradesh Congress Committee (TPCC) President, Revanth Reddy has made the sarcastic comments on the BRS saying soon it is going to be VRS (Voluntary Retirement Scheme).

He said that no one will trust Chief Minister K.Chandrasekhar Rao who has change the name of TRS into BRS. He alleged that KCR has changed the name of the party with the aim that it will come to power for the third time, he said that the time of KCR has come to an end.

He said how the Nizamabad people has taught lesson to Kavitha, the whole state will give the same to KCR in the coming elections. He said that the people of the state are going to crown the Congress which has into its credit of many welfare schemes and jobs.

Revanth Reddy made these comments at a media conference held at Nizamabad DCC President Mohan Reddy’s house. He said that KCR will speak only on his own interests, he said 25 lakh farmers are facing difficulties due to Dharnani.

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He alleged that the crop insurance scheme is not being implemented in the state and the farmers demand of restarting the Nizam Sugar Factory, Should a farmer die to get help from the state government? He asked where is Rythu Bima? He said that KCR says that he has given farmers insurance to 80 thousand people, but NCRB figures say that only 8 thousand farmers have claimed, It is alleged that KCR has robbed over 1.50 lakh farmers.

Revanth Reddy sarcastically said that everyone was called to Delhi in the Delhi Liquor Scam case, but MLC Kavitha will be questioned at her house. He accused AAP, BRS and majlis parties are trying to eliminate Congress.

As India ranks 108th in the hunger index, is BJP asking for votes? He questioned what development model BJP has. Nizamabad BJP MP Dharmapuri Arvind gave bond paper, Modi government did not give it, where is the yellow Board still..? he asked. (Maxim News)

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