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Indian Prime Minister Modi delivers critical speech in Telangana

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Indian Prime Minister Modi delivers critical speech in Telangana

The leaders of the BRS party have criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi for his recent visit to Hyderabad. They claim that he did not come to initiate any development projects but instead to spread negativity about Telangana. The party leaders have disputed the comments made by the Prime Minister that the state is not cooperating with the Centre. Minister T Harish Rao has accused Modi of lying and spreading false information. He has also pointed out that since the formation of Telangana, Asara pension and Rythu Bandhu have been directly deposited in the beneficiary’s account, which is a direct contradiction to Modi’s claims.

Furthermore, the BRS leader has highlighted that the Centre has not provided any support to Telangana. They have not given any Tribal University, Railway Coach Factory, Bayyaram steel Plant, Medical Colleges, nursing colleges, or national status to the state. State Planning Board Vice-Chairman Boinapalli Vinod Kumar has also criticized Modi for making false statements in public and going against the development of Telangana.

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In response to Modi’s “family rule” remark, Vinod Kumar has criticized Modi and named several BJP leaders and their family members who hold political positions. He has also emphasized that KTR, Kavitha, and Harish Rao have worked hard to achieve their current positions. Other ministers and leaders have also criticized Modi for failing to sanction a medical college and other pending projects related to Telangana. They have also ridiculed his claims about ration cards in the state and corruption allegations against the state government. Overall, the BRS leaders have expressed disappointment with Modi’s visit and his lack of support for Telangana’s development.

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