BRS leaders in Hyderabad criticized the gas cylinder subsidy scheme, claiming it has too many conditions. Former minister Satyavathi Rathord said the scheme only benefits 40 lakh connections out of 90 lakh ration cards in the state. She demanded that the subsidy should be available even if the gas connection is in the name of men.
The BRS leader accused Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy of disrespecting women and making derogatory comments about them. She questioned the fulfillment of promised monthly assistance to women and accused the Congress party of planning to deceive the public in the upcoming elections.
Rathod disapproved of the CM’s remarks and suggested his past incarceration may be influencing his actions. She also alleged that the government had failed to fulfill its promises to farmers.
Overall, BRS leaders are unhappy with the conditions of the gas subsidy scheme and believe that promises made by the Congress party are not being fulfilled. They also criticize the Chief Minister for his comments about women and his handling of various issues.
