Hyderabad: The Telangana state minister for Municipal affairs KTR said that if BJP is given another chance to form government at the center it will merge Telangana in Andhra Pradesh. He advised the young generation to teach a lesson to the BJP.
Touring the Banswada Assembly Constituency, the Minister laid the foundation stone of Rs 120 crore Siddapura water reservoir. He also laid the foundation stone for 2 BHK homes for the poor in Siddapur village. Addressing a public meeting, KTR severely criticized the Central government. “After coming to power the Narendra Modi government sold Railway, Air India, LIC, and many other public sector units. If the BJP is given another opportunity it will merge Telangana state with Andhra,” KTR said.
He advised the young generation not to get impressed by the BJP’s antics and its tall claims. “Telangana is a fast developing state in the country even without the cooperation of the Central Government. The TRS government welfare schemes have become a model for other states to follow. The TRS government does not discriminate against people on the basis of caste and religion”.
The Minister alleged that the BJP is spewing poison against the Muslims in trying to polarize the nation on religious grounds. “False propaganda and hatred are being spread against them. BJP leaders are filled with hatred,” KTR told the gathering.
“A total of 157 medical colleges were approved by the Central government across the country but not a single one approved for Telangana, 87 Navodaya Schools approved but not a single one for Telangana, 8 new AIIMS hospitals approved across the country but not a single one for Telangana. After the formation of Telangana, the Chief Minister KCR has set up medical colleges and residential schools across the state on a wider scale,” he said.
The Minister advised the young people not to get carried away in emotions. “The people of Telangana sacrificed their lives during the separate Telangana movement but the Prime Minister insulted the people by claiming that the Telangana bill was passed by closing the Parliament doors,” KTR said.
