Rahul Gandhi’s recent visit to Telangana has sparked controversy, with Y Satish Reddy, Chairman of Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS), criticizing Gandhi’s comments. Reddy accused Gandhi of making baseless allegations against the Telangana government and failing to provide any evidence to support his claims. Reddy also highlighted the mismanagement of funds in the Kaleshwaram project, which cost crores of rupees. He sarcastically mentioned that Gandhi seems to have a deep understanding of the value of papaya.
Furthermore, Reddy criticized Gandhi for his remarks on Mission Kakatiya, stating that the Congress party failed to protect the state’s water bodies during its 60-year-long rule. He emphasized that it was the TRS government, under the leadership of Chief Minister KCR, that revived these water bodies through the Mission Kakatiya initiative. Reddy pointed out that even the fish population in these water bodies has increased significantly.
Reddy went on to mock Gandhi’s comments on agriculture, stating that after ruling the country for six decades, Gandhi could not achieve anything substantial in improving the lives of farmers. He mentioned how KCR’s government has provided support to farmers through various schemes such as Rythu Bandhu and Rythu Bima. Reddy questioned Gandhi’s understanding of Telangana’s progress and its focus on agriculture, as his comments seemed uninformed.
In conclusion, Reddy criticized Rahul Gandhi for his lack of knowledge about Telangana’s development and initiatives. He questioned Gandhi’s credibility and understanding of the state’s progress, highlighting the achievements of the TRS government under the leadership of Chief Minister KCR. Reddy’s remarks shed light on the contrast between Gandhi’s statements and the reality of Telangana’s growth and welfare programs.
