BRS leader and former minister Sabita Indra Reddy said that people are waiting for the return of KCR’s regime. At a meeting of BRS key workers from Maheshwaram constituency, she has given a call for the party cadre to attend in large numbers at the BRS party’s silver jubilee meeting to be held in Warangal on the 27th of this month.
She expressed concern that the Congress government has degraded the state in just one year of rule. She said that the people are angry that the promises made were not fulfilled, but the burden of taxes was being imposed on the people. She said that the credit for implementing schemes without making promises goes to KCR.
She said that people are disgusted by CM Revanth Reddy, who made promises but did not fulfill them. Sabita Indra Reddy said that real estate in the state has collapsed under Congress rule. She expressed her concern that the lives of many youth who depend on real estate have been ruined.
She said that even if farmers are moved, laborers are moved, or any businessman is touched, tears are shed. She was angry that the state, which was prosperous under KCR’s rule, has been turned into a debt-ridden state and no one has a job. She deplored that the Chief Minister has no say in what happens to the state.
The former minister was angry that Revanth Reddy has left public welfare to the wind and has made it his business to curse the opposition. Sabitha Indra Reddy expressed concern that the police are imposing many restrictions on people from going to the silver jubilee to be held in Warangal on the 27th of this month.
The former Home Minister questioned why they are imposing conditions that a large number of people should not gather? She was angry that there was an attempt to prevent them from going to the meeting. She advised that it is not a good practice for the police to impose restrictions on a meeting that is being held democratically.
She alleged that conspiracies are also being made to block vehicles. She expressed concern that a police state is being run in the state. However, she expressed confidence that the people are ready to face any restrictions imposed by the police.
