False Propaganda Propagated Through Parliament Today And I Am Upset With The Budget: Telangana CM KCR

KCR termed the budget tabled by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Tuesday as "Golmaal"

Telangana CM KCR. (File photo)

New Delhi: In two-and-a-half hours trilingual address to the media on Tuesday for the response on the budget, Telangana Chief Minister KCR at Pragathi Bhavan in Hyderabad asserted many aspects that he claimed to have disrupted the country's democratic rights while dropping hints of TRS on a pathway to Delhi.

The Telangana CM's feedback on the budget tabled by the Center has not been very satisfying. Besides expressing his dissatisfaction with the Union Budget 2022, KCR called upon the youth of the country to revolt against the ruling BJP at the Centre. KCR also expressed his hopes for national politics. He went on to raise a slogan that "India reacts" to the corrupted BJP government. He reiterated that India should react to the situation.

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KCR termed the budget tabled by Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman on Tuesday as "Golmaal". He strongly condemned the Centre's slashing subsidy of Rs 25,000 crore to make it Rs 12,000 crore under the Employment Guarantee Scheme.

He further slammed the government for not standing by the poor at least in the crisis period of the pandemic when the migrant labourers were not even given train tickets for free. He also said despite there being a health emergency in the country, there was not much focus on the health aspect in the budget.

KCR said that false propaganda has been propagated in the parliament in the name of budget and he is upset with the budget as it didn't touch the significant aspects it has to be served for, according to the Telangana CM. KCR also hit back at the government for not being able to serve the economically backward in the country.

However, PM Modi is scheduled to arrive in Hyderabad in the first week of February to inaugurate the Ramanujacharya statue.