Priyanka and Rahul Gandhi can’t speak on family rule: Kavitha

Kalvakuntla Kavitha, daughter of Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao, criticized Priyanka Gandhi for speaking about family rule in Telangana. She reminded them that both leaders come from a family of politicians and asked them not to throw stones at others. Kavitha said Telangana Assembly elections are a fight between those who support Telangana and those who don't. She questioned Rahul Gandhi's criticism of corruption in Kaleshwaram project and asked why Congress failed to deliver on commitments made to Telangana.

Legislative Council member and daughter of Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao Kalvakuntla Kavitha found fault with Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi for speaking about family rule in Telangana and advised her, ‘those who live in glass houses cannot throw stones at others.’

Speaking to reporters in Armoor, she hit out at Priyanka Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi for referring to family rule in Telangana and reminded them that both leaders hail from the family of politicians right from Jawaharlal Nehru era.

Ms. Kavitha termed the Telangana Assembly elections as a fight between the Telangana detractors and those whose hearts beat for Telangana. Mr. Rahul Gandhi and Ms. Priyanka Gandhi have no right to speak about Telangana which was achieved after a long struggle and now stands tall in the country.

Referring to Mr. Rahul Gandhi’s criticism of corruption in the Kaleshwaram project, she wondered how one can allege ₹1 lakh crore corruption in a project that cost ₹80,000 crore. If there was corruption, how come the project was realised within a few years?

Asking people not to fall for the Congress party’s assurances, she claimed that a Karnakata minister had recently admitted that the Karnataka government would be able to supply only five hours of electricity to farmers. People who are promising schemes should answer why they are failures in Karnataka.

She said Congress was responsible for the delay in announcing Telangana and later too, it never delivered on the commitments made to Telangana or questioned the Centre over the non-implementation of the provisions under the Andhra Pradesh Reorganisation Act.