Hyderabad, Nov 18 (Maxim News): TPCC Senior Vice President Niranjan said that they will file a complaint to the Election Commission against Chief Minister K.Chandrasekhar Rao and Minister Harish Rao for the insults caused to the Congress party in public meetings.
Speaking to the media persons at Gandhi Bhavan on Saturday, CM KCR accused the Congress party of being a dhokebaaz party. Minister Harish Rao yesterday called the Congress party manifesto 420 manifesto. We will file a complaint to the Election Commission for cross-talking on Congress. We strongly condemn such words against the party leaders and the party.
He demanded both KCR and Harish Rao withdraw and pointed out that KCR made it clear in the Assembly that Telangana came only because of Sonia Gandhi’s efforts, this is not the way for BRS leaders said Niranjan (Hydnow)
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