The state needs the government “the people first, not the family,” he said.
New Delhi:
Prime Minister Narendra Modi in Telangana today petted State Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao, without naming him, accusing him of corruption and dynastic politics. The state needs the government “the people first, not the family,” he said.
The Prime Minister said many people ask him how he does not feel tired despite working so hard. “I don’t feel tired because every day I eat 2-3 kg gaalis (abuse) … God blessed me in the way that it was transformed into nourishment inside of me,” he said.
“Abusing Modi, abusing the BJP… but if you abuse the people of Telangana then you will pay a very heavy price,” he added.
When appealing to party members, the Prime Minister said, “I have a personal request for Telangana’s karyakartas. Some people out of despair, fear and superstition will use the most abusive tricks to save money. to Modi. I ask you not to stray from these tactics.”
Prime Minister Modi then accused the state government of deliberately obstructing the Center’s development plans in the state.
The prime minister also deepened the KCR’s “superstitious beliefs”, claiming all important decisions – including where to live, office location, who to choose as a minister, etc. – are based on superstition. It is the biggest obstacle to social justice, he added.
“Telangana is the center of information technology. But superstitions are being promoted in this modern city, which is very sad. If you want to develop Telangana, but you have to raise it from backward, you must first get rid of it. superstition from here,” he said.
The prime minister then claimed opposition parties were trying to form a coalition because they feared corruption investigations against them.
Prime Minister Modi, while alleging rampant corruption in the state, said his government’s push for digital transactions and online payments has greatly reduced corruption because those transactions can be traced. track. “When payments are made online, the possibility of corruption is reduced. It creates a direct link between the government and the people,” he said.
Pointing to his leading “tri-shakti” Jan Dhan, Aadhaar and Mobile, the Prime Minister said, “we have been able to weed out all the fake beneficiaries. The poor are receiving money directly in the account. Before that, money and rations meant that the poor were looted through fraud”, promising that the BJP was ready to provide the same system to the people of Telangana.
He also alleges corruption in the Center’s affordable housing program. “Despite all the efforts of the Centre, the Telangana government is creating trouble for Prime Minister Awaas Yojana. This government has deprived the Telangana people of the happiness of having a roof over their heads,” he said.
