Telangana BJP leaders call CM KCR 'desh drohi' over ex-gratia for kin of farmers killed in stir
India Today
Telangana BJP leaders called CM KCR a 'traitor' for announcing compensation for next of kin of farmers who died during the ongoing agitation.
Telangana Bharatiya Janta Party leaders called Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao a 'desh drohi' or traitor during a press conference on Sunday. The leaders went on to say that the CM announced Rs.3 Lakhs ex-gratia for "Khalistanis". Shocking ....Telangana BJP leaders in Press Conference call Telangana Hon'ble CM KCR "Desh Drohi" and say that he has announced Rs.3 Lakhs to KhalistanisNote : KCR ji announced Rs.3 Lakh ex-gratia to farmers who died fighting #FarmLaws@KTRTRS @umasudhir @Ashi_IndiaToday pic.twitter.com/GWzAqPPfJK
These remarks come a day after the chief minister announced an ex-gratia amount of Rs 3 lakh each to the next of kin of farmers who lost their lives during the nationwide agitation against the Centre's three farm laws.
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