KCR Urges Voters to Choose Progress not Congress

In a series of spirited public addresses in Kodad, Tungathurthy, and Aler, Chief Minister K.Chandrashekar Rao struck a resolute chord with the electorate.

His central message was crystal clear - exercise your vote wisely, for it is the most potent instrument in a democracy.

He urged voters not to squander it on empty promises and deceptive rhetoric.Revisiting the past, Rao evoked memories of a time when Telangana languished as a neglected and oppressed region.

He reminded the crowd that the leaders, predominantly from the Congress, failed to advocate for its rights.He vividly painted a picture of an era marred by power shortages and mass migrations, emphasizing how the struggle for Telanganas formation faced immense skepticism.

Setting the record straight, Rao asserted, "Its important to note that Congress did not deliver on its promise of a separate state in 2004.It was through relentless determination and personal sacrifice that we achieved Telangana.

" Reflecting on a decade of BRS governance, Rao showcased the states remarkable progress, boasting the highest per capita income in the nation and transformative development in Hyderabad.He proudly recounted initiatives like pensions for seniors, Rythu Bandhu, Rythu Bima, Dalit Bandhu, Kalyana Lakshmi, and Shaadi Mubarak.

Turning his attention to the Congress, Rao didnt mince words.He reminded the audience how the same Congress disrupted the prosperity of Telangana after the integration of Hyderabad state into Andhra Pradesh.

In each meeting, Rao rallied support for BRS candidates, urging voters to secure a third term for his government, underscoring the work that still lay ahead.He cautioned against choosing Congress, citing it as a detrimental choice for the state.

Directing his appeal to Backward Classes, Dalits, tribals, and minorities, Rao implored them to safeguard Telangana from misguided hands.He emphasized that the collective effort of the people was crucial for securing a prosperous future for the state.

In his signature style, Rao sprinkled his speech with earthy sayings and proverbs, eliciting waves of laughter and cheers from the crowd.As the meeting concluded with a united shout of Jai Telangana, it was evident that the candidates had gained substantial momentum.

The electorate had been inspired to choose a path of progress for Telangana.