The minister drew a sharp comparison between the governance models of Karnataka and Telangana, asserting that while Karnataka suffered under a “5 hours power failure model,” Telangana thrived with a “24 hours power-full model.”
Published Date – 11:08 PM, Fri – 10 November 23
BRS working president KT Rama Rao.
Hyderabad: BRS working president and Minister KT Rama Rao lambasted Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah, holding the Congress responsible for the lack of development of Backward Classes (BCs) in India even 75 years after independence. He dismissed the Congress party’s BC Declaration, stating that people will not buy into its false promises.
Taking to social media platform X, the Minister drew a sharp comparison between the governance models of Karnataka and Telangana, asserting that while Karnataka suffered under a “5 hours power failure model,” Telangana thrived with a “24 hours power-full model.” He reminded that the Congress government in Karnataka was facing strong opposition from people in less than six months after assuming power, against the strong support enjoyed by the TRS in Telangana – from Adilabad to Alampur, even after 10 years of rule.
సిద్ధరామయ్య గారు..
కర్ణాటకలో మీది “5 గంటల.. ఫెయిల్యూర్ మోడల్”
తెలంగాణలో మాది “24 గంటల.. పవర్ – ఫుల్ మోడల్”పదేళ్ల ప్రస్థానం తరువాత కూడా..
ఆదిలాబాద్ నుంచి అలంపూర్ వరకు..
ప్రజాభిమానం వెల్లువెత్తుతున్న పాలన మాదిఅధికారం చేపట్టి ఆరు నెలలు గడవకముందే…
తీవ్ర వ్యతిరేకత…— KTR (@KTRBRS) November 10, 2023
Rama Rao said the Karnataka Congress which failed to provide electricity to its farmers even for five hours, is not capable to deliver its five guarantees made to its people. “You are unable to provide at least ration in your State. Who will believe you Telangana and release declarations,” he posted. He stated that unlike the innocent people of Karnataka who believed in the Congress party’s false promises, the wise people of Telangana are not ready to trust the Congress and get fooled.
He contended that if the elections are held again in Karnataka now, the people are ready to shunt out the failed Congress government. “They (people) will teach you a fitting lesson for betraying their trust,” he added.
