Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy expressed his views on Saturday, stating that the nation should not rely on PM Modi or the BJP as they tend to politicize everything. He emphasized that constantly using ‘Jai Sri Ram’ as an answer is a prime example of this behavior, especially evident in the Pulwama incident. During an interview with ANI, CM Reddy remarked, “Modi’s approach revolves around politics and winning elections. This mindset is not beneficial for the nation. Therefore, it is imperative for the country to move forward without the BJP and Modi. Their tendency to respond with ‘Jai Sri Ram’ to every situation, including the Pulwama incident, showcases their failure.”
He further questioned the actions of the Intelligence Bureau and the Intelligence network, criticizing Modi for attempting to gain political advantage from the surgical strike post-Pulwama. Reddy’s pointed question to Modi was, “What exactly are you accomplishing?” He highlighted the lack of clarity surrounding the surgical strike and stressed that internal security is the responsibility of the Congress. Reddy concluded by asserting, “We are not willing to entrust the nation’s security to just anyone.”
PM Modi indirectly criticized Revanth Reddy and Rahul Gandhi:
PM Modi emphasized that the residents of the city are facing the challenge of the “razakar” tax.
“In Hyderabad, the burden of triple R tax falls upon you. One R represents the Razakars. The impact of this Razakar tax can be seen in Old Hyderabad. The Congress supporter, along with BRS and Majlis MP who have been in power for an extended period, have failed to provide even the most basic amenities to the people,” PM Modi stated.
The voting for all 17 seats in Telangana is scheduled to take place on May 13 during the fourth phase of the Lok Sabha elections.