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Telangana CM and TRS chief KCR has called for a structural change in the national politics. He stated that an attempt to divide the nation on the basis of religion and caste is on and it has to be foiled. Indirectly targeting BJP, KCR said such attempts are not good for society. CM KCR made these comments at the Medchal-Malkajgiri Collectorate complex inauguration held today.
KCR said that the division and bifurcation based on religion and beliefs would have a long term effect on people and it would take decades to reverse it. He gave a call to drive India like China, Singapore and Korea countries where they were run above religion, fractures.
Asking why the development in Telangana state is not recreated in other states in the country, he mentioned the power crisis in Telangana seven years ago which the state handled well. He said electricity supply in Telangana is frequent unlike the electricity supply in neighbouring states Andhra, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu. With this, he indirectly mocked Jagan and AP over its power supply.
He added that not even the national capital Delhi has not got the power supply like it has in Telangana. He said the pensions in Telangana are reaching poor people on time. He asked whether one should spoil this. He asked the people to act well and save the country.
CM KCR also pointed at the drinking water supply in Telangana state. He drew comparisons with the national capital New Delhi. He asked, “People in Delhi buy water tankers. Why is there good water supply in Telangana but not in Delhi?” He added that what is possible in Telangana is not possible in other states. He said why Telangana has achieved these but not other states.
KCR alleged that attempts are on to spoil the development in the Telangana state as well. KCR took potshots at both the Congress and BJP equally and stated that the administration in the country in the last 75 years is not upto the mark. He said the problems in the country are due to the poor governance and bad planning over the years. He criticised that the country was not ruled by able leaders.
