Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, addressing an election rally at Andole in Sangareddy district, accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of wanting Telangana Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao (KCR) to remain in power in Telangana. He alleged that KCR continues to support Modi at the Centre, reinforcing his claim of a partnership between Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP).
Highlighting the Congress party’s goals, Rahul stated that their first aim is to defeat KCR in Telangana and then defeat Modi at the Centre. He accused BJP, BRS, and MIM of forming an alliance, asserting that Congress is fighting against all three. Rahul claimed that BRS supported the Modi government on key issues such as GST, demonetization, and farm bills.
During the rally, Rahul Gandhi targeted KCR, stating that despite his daily battles with BJP, there are no cases against him from ED, CBI, or IT, while KCR faces no such legal challenges. He also criticized MIM, alleging that the party fields candidates to assist BJP wherever Congress is in contention.
Referring to his meeting with unemployed youth in Hyderabad, Rahul Gandhi spoke about the alleged paper leaks in TSPSC exams, blaming the KCR government for destroying the future of aspirants.
Describing the November 30 Assembly election as a battle between ‘Dorala sarkar’ and ‘prajala sarkar’ (corrupt government vs. people’s government), Rahul promised that if Congress is voted to power, it will establish governance for the people. He labeled the KCR government as the most corrupt in the country and assured the people that the money allegedly looted by KCR and his family will be returned through the implementation of six guarantees by the Congress.
