Hyderabad, Sept.7 (Hydnow): BJP MLA Etela Rajender today lashed out at Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao and dared the latter to allow him into the House of the State Assembly.
He alleged that the CM had violated all the existing customs and practices of the House after becoming the CM for the second consecutive term.
Making it clear that not all issues are discussed in the BAC meetings as per the rules of the Assembly, he said some issues are discussed as per the existing customs and conventions.
He said the Legislative affairs minister V. Prashanth Reddy should also invite BJP to the BAC meeting. He alleged that the ruling TRS party deliberately did not invite their party to the BAC meeting.
Noting that he worked as an MLA for 20 years, Rajender said he also worked with four chief ministers in his political career. He said none had insulted him the way KCR had insulted him. Rajender made it clear that he had never insulted anybody in his life so far. (Hydnow)
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