Modi Govt jealous, vengeful of Telangana Govt : KTR

In a candid exchange with reporters, BRS working president K.T.

Rama Rao addressed the ongoing political dynamics in Telangana.Rao accused the Centre, headed by the Modi government, of exhibiting a vengeful disposition towards the Telangana government, alleging deliberate efforts to hinder its progress.

Rama Rao emphasized the BJP-led governments alleged jealousy towards Telanganas strides under Chief Minister K.Chandrashekar Rao.He stated, "They are incapable of raising their per capita (income).We are a better performing state than them anyway.

" Turning his attention to the Congress, Rama Rao pointed to its history of neglecting Telangana, a sentiment echoed by many in the region.He noted the dearth of candidates for 40 constituencies and reminded of the partys rule from 2004 to 2014.

In a lighter vein, Rama Rao suggested that Rahul Gandhi acquaint himself with Telanganas progress over the past nine-and-a-half years before his next visit.He humorously added, "For now, Rahul should stick to making dosas and learn how to make idlis when he comes here.

" Regarding the BRS electoral prospects, Rama Rao expressed confidence, anticipating even greater success than their 2018 performance.He shared insights from an internal survey, highlighting unexpected areas of support.

Mockingly addressing the BJPs potential strategy, Rama Rao quipped about the possibility of fielding Etala Rajendar from all 119 constituencies.He predicted Rajendars defeat in both Huzurabad and Gajwel, asserting that peoples faith in Chief Minister KCR will fetch a hattrick win for BRS.Addressing BRS relationship with AIMIM, Rao clarified that its a friendly alliance rather than a formal coalition.He compared this partnership to Congress ties with the Shiv Sena in Maharashtra.Rao concluded by reaffirming the governments commitment to job creation, highlighting the contrast between Congress track record of 24,000 jobs in 10 years, versus Telanganas achievement of 1.30 lakh jobs.He emphasized the governments proactive approach in addressing recruitment challenges and urged the youth to take note.