Except “Adanis”, ‘Aam Aadmi’ got nothing in PM Modi’s 10-year rule, alleges Telangana Minister


PTI, Oct 3, 2023, 12:21 PM IST

BRS Working President and Telangana Minister KT Rama Rao posed a volley of questions to the Prime Minister on a range of issues, hours ahead of Narendra Modi’s visit to Nizamabad to address a rally on Tuesday.

In a message posted on social media platform “X”, Rama Rao asked the PM, except “Adani”, what an “Aam Aadmi” has gained during his 10-year rule and if the announcement on setting up a Turmeric Board was also similar to the Women’s Reservation quota, without any time limit.

“Prime Minister @narendramodi What about our three main guarantees …??? ”When will our Kazipet coach factory come alive? When will our Bayyaram steel plant be built? When will our Palamuru project get national status?” the BRS leader asked, referring to some of the projects mentioned in the Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation Act.

He alleged that not only four crore people of Telangana, but 140 crore people of the country were also hoodwinked during the past 10 years.

If three main promises are not fulfilled, the BJP’s nest in Telangana will be shattered in the next election, the BRS leader added.

Modi is scheduled to visit Nizamabad in Telangana this afternoon to inaugurate a slew of development projects worth over Rs 8,000 crore and address a public meeting organised by the BJP.

At the Mahabubnagar meeting on Sunday, Modi had announced that the Centre would be setting up a national Turmeric Board which will benefit Telangana farmers.

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