Hyderabad, May 13 (Maxim News): Union Minister for Tourism G. Kishan Reddy reacted to BJP’s defeat in Karnataka. he said that it was the mistakes they made in Karnataka that sank the BJP. He said that they lost because of the mistakes made by the BJP government in Karnataka.
He said that if BJP made one mistake in Karnataka, BRS made a hundred mistakes in Telangana. He said that people will vote against BRS in the upcoming Telangana elections.
The verdict of the people of Karnataka will be respected. He expressed confidence that the BJP will correct its mistakes and show its strength in the Lok Sabha elections. He said that they lost because of the local opposition to the local government. They will try to correct their mistakes and move forward.
Kishan Reddy stated that if Congress wins in Karnataka, BRS will get courage in Telangana. (Maxim News)
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