Addressing unemployment issues, she claimed that 40 lakh youth were unemployed in Telangana, blaming Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao for failing to create jobs and accusing him of favoring his family members with employment. Priyanka Gandhi urged voters not to give jobs to KCR and KTR, emphasizing the need for a change in government for job creation.
Adilabad : AICC General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi Vadra, during election rallies in Khanapur and Asifabad, alleged collusion between the ruling BRS in Telangana, Asaduddin Owaisi-led AIMIM, and the BJP. She claimed a tacit understanding between the BJP and BRS, stating that BRS had supported the NDA government at the Centre. Priyanka Gandhi emphasized that voting for BJP or AIMIM in Telangana meant indirectly supporting BRS.
She questioned Owaisi’s limited contest in nine out of 119 seats in Telangana and accused him of supporting BRS in the state while BJP and BRS collaborated at the Centre. Priyanka Gandhi criticized the alliance, saying BJP, BRS, and AIMIM were working together, using the term ‘natu, natu’ and drawing a parallel with a song from the film ‘RRR.’
Alleging corruption in the Kaleswaram irrigation project and Mission Bhagiratha drinking water project, Priyanka Gandhi accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of avoiding investigations into scams in Telangana. She highlighted the disparity, stating that while agencies like ED and CBI target Congress leaders, major scams in Telangana remain unaddressed.
Addressing unemployment issues, she claimed that 40 lakh youth were unemployed in Telangana, blaming Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao for failing to create jobs and accusing him of favoring his family members with employment. Priyanka Gandhi urged voters not to give jobs to KCR and KTR, emphasizing the need for a change in government for job creation.
She criticized the 10-year rule of Chief Minister KCR, stating that the government served the rich rather than addressing the needs of the poor, Adivasis, common people, and the middle class. Priyanka Gandhi contrasted the situation in Telangana with Congress-ruled states like Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh, and Karnataka, highlighting the welfare schemes implemented there.
Finally, Priyanka Gandhi discussed the aspirations and dreams of Telangana people, focusing on development, education, employment, and health. She outlined the Congress party’s six election ‘guarantees’ for Telangana. The state was scheduled to go to polls on November 30, with counting set for December 3.
