With only five days left for the Telangana Assembly elections, Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao made an effort to gain support from the minorities. He urged them to vote for a government that works and a candidate who stands by the people. According to him, if they vote for the BJP or Congress, they would be the ultimate losers.
KCR addressed ‘Praja Ashirwada Sabhas’ in Maheshwaram, Vikarabad, Zaheerabad, and Patancheru constituencies. He promised to establish a special Information Technology Park for the benefit of minority youths if his government is elected for the third consecutive term.
He also expressed his belief that the days of the BJP-led NDA government at the Centre are numbered. KCR said that their regime had not benefitted anyone and had spoiled the atmosphere in the country. He assured the people that their tenure is only for a few days and the country will be happy when they are kicked out.
During the meeting in Patancheru, KCR highlighted how the state government helped migrant laborers while the Modi-led government ignored them. The TS government arranged 170 vehicles to transport them to their hometowns. KCR praised P Sabitha Indra Reddy, the Maheshwaram candidate, for her exceptional service to her constituency. He mentioned her efforts in addressing issues like flooding, drinking water, and pipelines. KCR credited her for the establishment of education institutions like law college and medical college in Kandukur, as well as the extension of the Metro to Kandukur.
In conclusion, KCR appealed to the minorities to elect a government that works and a candidate who stands by the people. He criticized the BJP and Congress and assured the people that their tenure is limited. He also praised P Sabitha Indra Reddy for her dedicated service to her constituency.
