BRS Govt is Private Ltd Company of KCR : Rajnath Singh

Defense Minister Rajnath Singh asserted on Monday that the BRS government had transformed into what he likened to a "private limited company" run by Chief Minister K.Chandrashekar Raos family.

He contrasted this with the Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led government at the Centre, emphasizing its clean record on corruption.

Speaking at election rallies in Jammikunta of Huzarabad constituency and in the city, Singh confidently stated, "No one, in the country or the entire world, can point a finger and say that there is a taint of corruption on our Prime Minister or the government." Singh expressed concern about the discussions surrounding alleged corruption by the KCR family, despite the abundance of resources in Telangana.

He criticized the lack of noticeable development after nine years under the BRS government.The Union minister accused Rao of reneging on promises made to the youth.

"KCR promised government jobs for every family but betrayed them.He also pledged unemployment allowances but failed to deliver.The promise of granting 3 acres to impoverished Dalit families and the proper implementation of the Dalit Bandhu scheme were also left unfulfilled.

" Singh also highlighted issues with leaked question papers, which he attributed to Raos administration, further disadvantaging unemployed youth.Comparing Rao to Modi, Singh commended the Prime Minister for fulfilling his commitments.

He criticized the Congress for neglecting to address conflicts during the state bifurcation, contrasting it with the formation of states like Uttarakhand, Jharkhand, and Chhattisgarh under BJP leadership, which are now experiencing significant development.He pointed out that the NITI Aayog recently acknowledged that 13.5 crore people have emerged from poverty, a testament to the seriousness with which Indias statements on international forums are now regarded.Turning to the Dharani portal, Singh alleged that the BRS government misused it for irregularities and to gain control over vast acres of land.

He contrasted this with the BJPs Bhu-Swamithra Yojana, a pilot project aimed at resolving land disputes and facilitating easy access to loans for landowners.Singh accused Raos administration of failing to implement crucial Central schemes, citing the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana, which provided around 4 crore houses for impoverished families, a program that was allegedly overlooked by the BRS government.

He also criticized the BRS for engaging in divisive politics based on region, religion, caste, and communities, a tactic that he asserted the BJP would not endorse.