Telangana, November 20: BRS Working President KTR, during his roadshows in YadagiriGutta, Bhuvanagiri, and Miryalaguda, emphasized the critical link between Chief Minister KCR’s re-election and the continuity of the Rythu Bandhu scheme.
Addressing large gatherings, KTR hailed CM KCR as the visionary behind the farmer-friendly initiative and asserted that KCR’s re-election was imperative for the sustained success of Rythu Bandhu in Telangana.
Taking a dig at Revanth Reddy’s comments on Congress holding patents on free electricity, KTR questioned the quality of electricity during Congress’ governance, pointing out unfulfilled promises of extended power supply. Mocking Reddy’s understanding of farming, KTR highlighted KCR’s commitment to providing 24-hour power supply, challenging the choice between “current or Congress” for the people.
KTR urged voters to consider the disparities in pension promises, citing BRS’s commitment to a Rs. 2000 pension compared to Congress’s Rs. 200 offering. Drawing parallels with PM Modi’s stance on gas cylinder prices, KTR pledged KCR’s dedication to subsidizing gas cylinders by Rs. 800, reducing the cost to Rs. 400 for Telangana residents.
Highlighting KCR’s transformative initiatives in Yadagiri, including the establishment of a new district, development of the YadagiriGutta temple, and implementation of Rythu Bandhu, KTR questioned Congress’s contributions to the region. He emphasized the significant progress in Yadadri, positioning it as a competitor to Tirupathi.
Concluding, KTR underscored the election’s importance in shaping Telangana’s future and urged voters to make informed decisions on November 30th.
