Telangana’s Chief Minister, K.Chandrashekar Rao, urged the people on Monday to cast their ballots against the Congress, stating that they should be “thrown into the Bay of Bengal.” He emphasized the significance of retaining the Dharani portal, which grants farmers complete control over their land rights, and asserted that it eliminated potential middlemen or officials who could hinder the process.
Addressing gatherings in Jangaon and Bhongir constituencies as part of the BRS campaign, Rao reiterated that with Dharani in place, even the Chief Minister would be unable to interfere with the choices of the farmers.
He cautioned against the Congress’s intention to abolish this crucial platform, warning that it could reintroduce meddling officials into land ownership matters.
Rao also criticized the Congress’s stance on tenant farmers, assuring that there would be no room for confusion on this matter.At the Jangaon meeting, he endorsed Palla Rajeshwar Reddy, expressing full confidence in Reddy’s commitment to meeting the needs of the people.
“Bacchannapet in Jangaon, once a drought-stricken region, has now become one of the leading paddy-producing areas in the state,” Rao declared.He anticipated that once water from the Mallannasagar reservoir reaches the Devadula project, drought will become a thing of the past.
Rao emphasized the potency of every individual’s vote, urging them to use it wisely.
He cautioned against being swayed by fleeting promises from individuals who appear sporadically and then vanish for the next five years.Rao celebrated the transformation of the state, which has transitioned from power shortages and widespread migration to uninterrupted 24-hour power supply.
Reflecting on the BRS manifesto, Rao highlighted its alignment with the state’s growth trajectory and future plans.He underscored the government’s sincerity and honesty in selecting the right path for development over the past nine and a half years, emphasizing the switch from severe power cuts to constant supply.
Rao also called for unity between Hindus and Muslims, commending the cooperative gesture of the Muslim community in postponing the Milad-un-Nabi procession for the Ganesh immersion program.He urged against succumbing to the seeds of distrust sown by those seeking to divide communities, emphasizing the importance of unity in Urdu.
In Bhongir, Rao rallied in support of party candidate P.Rajasekhar Reddy, reiterating the threat posed by the Congress to the Dharani portal.He implored the people not to cast their votes in favor of the Congress, while promising that the district would see development as an IT and pollution-free industries hub.
