Telangana: Union Minister Kishan Reddy Slams KCR's Comments On Surgical Strike
Kishan Reddy alleged that KCR is unable to tolerate anyone speaking against the TRS government.
Hyderabad: The BJP retaliated against Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao for demanding the truth about India's surgical strikes in Pakistan in 2019.
Union Minister Kishan Reddy accused Chief Minister KCR of using unparliamentary language in the press conference on Tuesday. He said that the Centre has no enemies and that political parties are merely competitors. He said Pakistan claims to have carried out surgical strikes, and there are videos to prove it, reports ABP Desam.
Kishan Reddy reportedly said that the Telangana community and intellectuals should understand how CM KCR has been behaving since the day after the release of the Huzurabad by-election result.
KCR has been criticised for looking at the people of Telangana as slaves. Reddy also alleged that KCR is unable to tolerate anyone speaking against the TRS government.
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He said CM KCR's remarks aimed to undermine the unity and integrity of the country. It has been clarified that Pakistani terrorist bases were destroyed in the Surgical Strikes attack. Pakistan has also confirmed this.
Minister countered on CM KCR's remarks on power reforms. He said there was no objection to giving free electricity to farmers and those from all walks of life. He said the Center had not given instructions to put metres on the motors.
Kishan Reddy further said that PM Modi is scheduled to visit Telangana soon. He said that they would participate in establishing a factory in Ramagundam.
He said that the urea subsidy was Rs 79 lakh crore this year as against one lakh crores. This means that the subsidy has been increased by more than 30 per cent compared to the past.
(With inputs from ABP Desam — It is a Telugu platform of ABP News. For more news, commentary and latest happenings from two Telugu states, follow https://telugu.abplive.com/)
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