"I will come to the Assembly... I will finish Congress - KCR".

Telangana's Public Dissatisfaction with Congress Government

The BRS chief and former CM KCR said that public dissatisfaction with the Congress government in Telangana is increasing, and political equations are going to change soon. He clarified that he would attend the upcoming Assembly sessions and severely criticize the government's actions. He criticized that the Congress government's administration completely relied on false propaganda and that it has become a major obstacle to the state's development.

People have recognized Congress's true nature

KCR stated that people have recognized the true nature of Congress and have already become disillusioned with it. He expressed confidence that the people of the state are now looking toward the BRS and that no matter when elections come, BRS will be in power. He made it clear that he would question the government's failures in the Assembly, calling them out forcefully. He further stated that he would make it clear to the people the extent to which Congress's promises were true during the Assembly sessions.

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In this context, he mentioned that the public meeting scheduled for April 27 in Warangal would be of great importance. He said that at this meeting, they would challenge Congress and BJP, and openly reveal to the public which political parties are obstructing the state's development. He emphasized that this public meeting, which is part of the BRS's Silver Jubilee celebrations, would set the direction for Telangana politics.

Congress ignoring the aspirations of the people

KCR stated that when the people of Telangana recall the development and welfare they received during the previous government, it becomes clear how backward Congress's rule has been. He said the time is approaching to give a lesson to the Congress government, which has ignored the aspirations of the people, and expressed confidence that BRS would make a strong comeback in the next elections.

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