KCR In Maharashtra To Escape Public Anger In Telangana: BJP

BJP MLA Eatala Rajender today said that the Chief Minister of the state K Chandrashekar Rao had undertaken his Mumbai visit to meet his Maharashtra counterpart Uddhav Thackeray only to avoid public anger in Telangana.

Speaking to media persons, he said that it would be impossible for anyone to form a regional parties' alliance without the support of any national political parties.

He also added that KCR should focus on the issues of the state first before bothering with the rest of the country.

He said that the unemployed youth of the state were not getting married to due to lack of employment, and that it was imperative now that the CM fill up the vacant government jobs.

He also alleged that the state government was harassing the VROs of the state for no reason.

He also claimed that the state government had insulted the Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan at the Medaram jathara, and said that the CM had started a cruel tradition in the state where important leaders and constitutional heads were snubbed, as exemplified also by the CM not attending the Statue of Equality event when the PM himself came to Hyderabad for it.

Pointing out that the Prime Minister had still conveyed birthday greetings to the CM, he said that systems were more important than individuals in a democracy.