Post Date: Post Date – 10:26 PM, Tuesday – October 25th
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Yadadri-Bungier: Energy Minister G Jagadish Reddy said on Tuesday that the people of Munugod will vote for TRS in the November 3 polls, triggering the downfall of the country’s BJP.
The minister, who is campaigning in Dandumalkapur with TRS candidate Koosukuntla Prabhakar Reddy, said the Munugode people are known for their secular ideology as the region is a stronghold of left-wing parties and the Communist Party that elected four-term Legislative Assembly in erstwhile Andhra Pradesh leader state. He is confident that the BJP’s downfall will start with Munugod and asking voters to ensure the TRS candidate wins will deal a huge blow to the BJP’s national leaders. He made it clear that Telangana people will not accept communal politics in any way.
Noting that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is not funding any welfare programs or development programs that are being implemented in the state, Jagardish Reddy said that Modi is trying to create hurdles for welfare programs, which makes the chief minister K Chandrashekhar Rao became a charismatic man. National leader. Despite NITI Aayog’s suggestion of Rs 19,000 crore for Mission Bhagiratha, the centre has so far not provided one Rs, the minister said, adding that the vote was a conspiracy by Modi, fearing that the entry of CM KCR into national politics would damage the BJP .
Prabhakar Reddy said the people of Munugode knew exactly why the by-election took place. Rajgopal Reddy has pledged the self-esteem of the Munugode people with the BJP leader to award a contract worth Rs 18,000 crore to his family-owned company. Listed by Prabhakar Reddy, who carried out development work in Munugode constituency from 2014 to 2018 when he was MLA, he said that during 2014-18, all villages in Munugode were paved with CC roads. He noted that the Cherlagudem and Laxmanpuram reservoirs were taken over by the state government, while the industrial park in Dandumalkapur would create thousands of jobs and provide jobs for local youth.
Rajgopal Reddy is trying to get votes by distributing funds to voters while TRS is seeking votes explaining welfare and development plans being implemented by Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao. People should decide which side they are on, he said.
CPI leader Cherupallu Sitaramulau and CPI district secretary Jhangir were also present.
