Jubliee Hills by-poll: CM Revanth accuses BJP of tacitly supporting BRS

Hyderabad: Chief Minister Revanth Reddy today said Bharatiya Janata Party was supporting Bharat Rashtra Samithi in Jubliee Hills by-election.

Urging people to vote for Congress candidate Naveen Yadav, CM Revanth said if the BJP secures the deposit, it could be a big victory for the saffron party

CM Revanth was addressing a corner meeting at the Yusufguda checkpost

Asks Kishan Reddy to take action against KCR

Chief Minister Revanth Reddy demanded that Union Minister G Kishna Reddy must question Prime Minister Narendra Modi for not taking action against KCR in the Kaleshwaram scam.

"No one is afraid of Kishan Reddy. We defeated KCR and sent him to the farmhouse. Kishan Reddy was dreaming of becoming a king, but he is not even a good leader. ' Why has the CBI not filed a case despite the state government requesting the centre in the Kaleshwaram scam?" he asked.

Chief Minister criticized KCR for not giving due respect to the departed senior Congress leader P Janardhan Reddy. After the demise of PJR, the BRS fielded the party's candidate against the PJR family and humiliated them. Now, KTR and Harish Rao are raising sentiment to garner votes in support of M Sunitha in the by-election, the CM charged.

CM Revanth Reddy lambasted the BJP and the BRS for not taking up any development works in the Jubilee Hills assembly constituency during the 10-year rule.

Warning Jubilee Hills voters not to get trapped by the BRS leaders again, the CM said that it was the Congress government that stood by the film industry. KCR did not give Nandi awards during his regime. Our government was presenting the Gaddar film awards every year. KTR maintained relations with film heroes but neglected the welfare of film workers. The CM assured that his government will provide health insurance and establish a school for the children of film workers. We are already providing free bus travel for women and have also allotted land costing Rs 1000 crore to women's groups to sell their products.

The Chief Minister listed out all schemes, including the waiver of Rs 21,000 crore farm loans and the recruitment of more than 60,000 jobs. The CM urged the voters to give the 30,000-vote majority to Congress candidate Naveen Yadav.