KTR: Asks People To Vote TRS For 16 MP Seats In State

Hyderabad, March 12 (Maxim News): TRS working president KT Rama Rao today said the Centre is ignoring the states and the central ministers are developing their own states. Inviting some of the congress leaders of Bhuvangiri segment into the TRS fold at Telangana Bhavan along with MLA G Sunitha, MP B Narsaiah Goud and others, KTR said that the BJP and the Congress at the centre failed to deliver to the people.

He alleged that the Modi Government did not give just Rs 24 to Telangana despite Niti Ayog recommendation for Rs 24000 cr for Mission Bhagiratha and Mission Kakatiya programs in the state. Now the time has come to elect an alternative to the BJP, he said. Since graph of Prime Minister Narendra Modi is declining and the Congress does not enjoy people trust, the people have to choose the other coalition to form government at the centre. The TRS will fight polls with slogan “Sir Car 16 Delhilo Sarkar” he said. He alleged that the Centre gave Rs 17000 cr to Maharasthra for metro rail though the government did not ask the funds.

He said that this time the BJP will get around 150 MP seats and the congress may get about 150 MP seats which will provide a chance for alternative at the centre. The LS polls will see change at the Centre and the TRS will play key role by winning 16 MP seats and MIM one MP seat to get funds and achieve our rights. The congress did not do well despite Rahul Gandhi being the chief as it will do nothing by winning with just 100 seats in the polls, he said. Let us vote for the TRS and MIM to win17 MP seats and dictate terms to the centre. So far we made rounds to Delhi and leaders from the centre should visit Hyderabad post polls, he said. Even if the BJP and the Congress join hands they will not form government and we have to see and hit back on time. By winning the 17 MP seats we can achieve Rs 24000 cr, bullet rail, national status to either Kaleshwaram or Palamur project. The congress will not do anything and we have to send KCR soldiers to Delhi, he added.(Maxim News)