It appears Telangana Congress leaders have started sensing gradual building up of anti-establishment atmosphere against TRS government headed by K Chandrasekhar Rao. Even leaders, who were earlier planning to dump the Congress and shift loyalties to the TRS, are now in second thoughts. Take for example, Congress MLA from Nalgonda Komatireddy Venkat Reddy.
He was all praise for KCR till the other day and was even advising his brother Rajagopal Reddy to join the ruling party for his political career. But now with the KCR government failing on several fronts and taking controversial decisions, he has apparently decided to stay back in the Congress.
On Friday, Komatireddy lashed out at the Chief Minister on his proposal of shifting the Secretariat to Erragadda near Sanathnagar. He demanded KCR to withdraw his proposal and instead focus on keeping the promises made and to provide employment opportunities to the youth. KCR should not forget that Telangana got statehood from the place where Secretariat is located, he said.
He was critical that KCR failed to implement any schemes he announced which are confined to papers. As almost all the political parties are opposing the idea, KCR must withdraw the proposal. Venkat Reddy also accused the chief minister of failing to address the issues of the people.
He suggested that KCR should take interest in welfare schemes and developmental programs and provide timely succor to the farmers and deprived classes. He also accused the CM of trying to lure the people through many sops and changes in Hyderabad, keeping the GHMC elections in view.
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