Hyderabad(June, 28) : The much-hyped tour of Telangana Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao to Maharashtra was criticized as a disappointing endeavor by N.V. Subhash, the official spokesperson of the state’s BJP. According to Subhash, CM KCR’s grand convoy, consisting of over 300 cars carrying cabinet ministers, MLAs, MLCs, and BRS leaders, may have impressed the villagers of Sholapur district, but it left people wondering about the enormous petrol expenses incurred by such a large fleet.
Subhash further alleged that KCR’s visits to temples in Maharashtra were not driven by genuine devotion but rather with the intention of deceiving people from other states. He claimed that after seeking blessings from Lord Vittoba in Pandharpur and Tulja Bhavani in Osmanabad district, KCR made lofty promises to the people of Maharashtra, only to later break those promises and deceive the farmers of Telangana who had placed their trust in him during the Telangana agitation.
Highlighting the growing disillusionment among the people of Telangana, Subhash asserted that they now recognize their past mistakes and are determined to give the BJP a chance in the upcoming elections. He emphasized their dissatisfaction with the rule of the Congress party, which they believe has undermined Indian culture and traditions.
