BJP ready to join TRS to Delhi on paddy procurement: Sanjay
The Hindu
Says his two-day tour has forced the government to move the procurement process forward
Telangana BJP president and MP Bandi Sanjay Kumar, while accusing Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao of ‘orchestrating’ the violence during his visit to Nalgonda and Warangal, appeared to strike a more conciliatory tone on Wednesday.
“There was a direct call from the Chief Minister’s Office to the police to allow the TRS supporters to obstruct us using violence. He can keep ‘chasing’ and ‘hunting’ us, but we will continue to highlight the promises made to the people and question the government,” he told a press conference at the party office.
Flanked by MLA T. Raja Singh and other leaders, the BJP president said his two-day tour to understand the farmers difficulties was a successful one as it has forced the government to move the procurement process forward after an inexplicable delay.
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