KCR’s Hot Hot Press-meet On Day 2

Telangana CM KCR made a scathing attack on T-BJP chief Bandi Sanjay and warned that the latter would be chopped into six pieces if he stepped into the former’s farm house. In reply to Bandi Sanjay’s press meet earlier in the day, KCR added that he owns farm land and house in his own Assembly constituency.

“Time and again Bandi Sanjay rakes up my farm house when he talks to the media. Does he want to work in my farm house as a tractor driver? I have no businesses or corporate companies. I do farming which is my interest. That’s why I fear nothing. Where was Bandi Sanjay in Telangana agitation? Does anyone know him before and after Telangana separate statehood? Did Bandi Sanjay even visit Parliament any time before becoming an MP?,” lashed out KCR.

The TRS chief also broke the silence on ‘Dalit CM’ promise. “Yes I promised ‘Dalit CM’ but we could not keep the promise due to multiple reasons. Congress leader Shabbir Ali himself said his party did not let the ‘Dalit CM’ promise get fulfilled,” added KCR.

Criticising the BJP’s style, KCR added whoever raises their voice strongly against the BJP government, they are called ‘Anti-National’ and later they deploy IT and ED for raids. “I’m not involved in money laundering or any other illegal activities. I paid Rs 3.70 crore income tax recently,” said KCR.

On procurement of Paddy, KCR clarified that Telangana is cultivating 62 lakh acres. “Even this is falsely claimed by Bandi Sanjay. I will arrange six choppers, let Bandi Sanjay or any other union minister come to Telangana and I will show the 62 Lakh acres. If proven, will the BJP government buy the entire Paddy crop?” questioned KCR.

KCR also spoke on Sheep distribution scheme. “My government borrowed money from the National Cooperative Development Corporation (NCDC) for this scheme and we are repaying them with interest. Why is this scheme not being implemented in Karnataka, Gujarat or any other BJP ruled state? If Bandi Sanjay proves that the money belongs to the government of India, I will resign from my CM post,” said KCR.

Reiterating that the TRS government is ready for any inquiry on irrigation projects in Telangana, KCR said projects like Kaleshwaram would take years but we built them in a short period and are providing water to many places in the state.