Hyderabad, Feb.12 (Hydnow): State BJP president Bandi Sanjay Kumar today said that Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao is a frustrated man demanding replacing Indian Constitution with “Kalvakuntla Constitution”.
Speaking to media persons here today, Sanjay Kumar said the Chief Minister was not realizing what he was saying. “I thought he would apologize for his negative comments made on rewriting the constitution, but he was warning people to follow him. People must know whether they want Ambedkar’s Constitution or that of KCR?”, he added.
The BJP leader condemned the arrest and detention of activists days before the Chief Minister’s public meeting in Jangaon.
“If the Chief Minister was holding a public meeting, he should speak about the government’s welfare schemes.
But he was targeting BJP in his public meetings, he said. He also took serious exception to Chief Minister’s outbursts on the Central government.
He said KCR was not only pushing the State into debt, but also troubling the public with irregularities in paying salaries and pensions.
Sanjay also criticized KCR on his Dalit Bandhu scheme for using it for electoral purposes. He said KCR lured people with a few double bed-room houses and Dalit Bandhu scheme for votes. “KCR calls his party as that of martyrs.
Is there one member of the Cabinet who was in the movement for a separate Telangana State? All those who martyred and made sacrifices for the cause of Telangana have vanished because of KCR’s conspiracies.
He reiterated that BJP is a party that has sacrificed by upholding its ideology and the country. (Hydnow)
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