Revanth will join BJP after LS elections: KTR
The ‘Bade Bhai’ association that the Chief Minister formed with PM Narendra Modi will pave the way for a new political affiliation after the elections, says BRS MLA and former Minister
Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) working president K.T. Rama Rao said that Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy will join the BJP soon after Parliament elections and his profuse praise of Prime Minister Narendra Modi in the last four months was a clear indication of it.
KTR asked the CM to publicly declare that he would be in the Congress forever. Moreover, Mr. Reddy is also silent on allegations that he would join BJP after the elections. “Why isn’t the CM responding to such criticism?” he asked.
The former Minister said that while Rahul Gandhi was on a national tour criticising Mr. Modi as ‘Chowkidar Chor Hai’, Mr. Reddy, interestingly, showers praises on the Prime Minister at every opportunity. The “Bade Bhai” association that the Chief Minister formed with Mr. Modi will pave way for new political affiliation after the elections, he claimed.
He was speaking at the Secunderabad Parliament constituency meeting held here on Tuesday and it was attended by MLAs, MLCs, former MLAs and corporators of the party.
KTR also claimed that Congress doesn’t have the capacity to contain BJP in Telangana and it appears as if the BJP was in power here and not the Congress.
The BRS working president also alleged that the Mr. Revanth Reddy’s government was continuously raising the phone tapping case and scams to cover up its failures in providing electricity, and welfare schemes like Rythu Bandhu. “Revanth Reddy is not capable of running a State,” he said.
Political vendetta
Accusing the BJP of misusing the national agencies, he said BRS MLC and his sister K. Kavitha’s arrest was a ‘political vendetta’. Why is the Congress not responding to Ms. Kavitha’s arrest if the BRS and the BJP had an understanding as they had alleged earlier, he asked.
He also accused Mr. Reddy of sending ₹2,500 crore to his party high command for election expenditure, which he alleged was collected by threatening industrialists, builders and real estate dealers. He said the Congress cannot win more than 40 MP seats in the country and it was not an alternative to the BJP. Only the regional parties in the country can contain the BJP, and BRS will play a key role after the elections, KTR claimed.