Harish Rao Criticized Chandrababu Naidu and Revanth Reddy

By Syed Mohiuddin Last updated Jul 9, 2021

Hyderabad, July 9 (Maxim News): Finance Minister T Harish Rao today criticized former chief minister and TDP Chief N Chandrababu Naidu for trying to get into Telangana by the Congress party. He accused Chandrababu of sending his party leaders into the Congress like Revanth Reddy and getting them posts who was caught red handed in vote for note case.

With MLA Rasamayi Balakishan, Harish Rao participated in some development programs in Bejjanki village in his Sidhipet district. He inaugurated Mahila Samakhya building, Ambedkar building and Rythu vedika and attended a program.

Speaking on the occasion the minister stated that the government spent Rs 20 cr for a market yard, godowns, sub market yard in the area. The minster hit out at the TD chief for sending his follower A Revanth Reddy who became the president of Telangana Congress party.

Our people will not support the TD or the congress as it was proved during the previous polls, he hoped. His remarks came at a time when the TD Telangana chief L Ramana is set to join the TRS fold in the presence of KCR.

As there is no face to him in our state, Chandrababu sending his followers to the congress and others, the minister ridiculed. In 2018 the TD chief had to bite dust after having a tie up with the Congress for the polls. Our people rejected him being Andhra Babu and Revanth Reddy is making false charges. The TRS and the government is for development of the state and welfare of people. The congress rulers denied us power, water and other help to farmers. Now the TRS Government under chief minister K Chandrasekhar Rao leadership is providing everything for the farmers, poor, old and people alike.

Several schemes are implemented like rythu bnadhu, bhima, vedikas, 24 hour power supply to farming and others while other states do not have them he claimed. (Maxim News)

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