KCR on a holiday in Delhi as farmers suffer with paddy procurement: Revanth
The Hindu
‘CM escaping from the heat generated by criticism of paddy farmers’
Telangana Congress chief Revanth Reddy has wondered why Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao was sitting in New Delhi rather than giving confidence to farmers battling with damaged and sprouted paddy due to heavy rains.
“Is it for entering into another secret deal with the BJP government after criticising it in the air-conditioned dharna chowk,” he asked, and said that KCR’s New Delhi visit was nothing but escaping from the heat generated by the criticism of paddy farmers. The visit will yield zilch and it was more of an outing for the CM, he said.
In an open letter released to the media here, Mr. Reddy said that the BJP and the TRS had entered into ‘match-fixing’ using farmers as pawns. “It is astonishing that KCR is putting up a fake fight with the Centre for procurement for the next season by totally ignoring the procurement of this season.
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