Give us a chance, Rahul urges people of Telangana
The Hindu
Warangal Give us one opportunity to form people’s government in Telangana, Congress leader Rahul
Warangal Give us one opportunity to form people’s government in Telangana, Congress leader Rahul Gandhi appealed to people even as he categorically ruled out any political association with the Telangana Rashtra Samiti (TRS).
In the same tone, he warned that those who “looted” Telangana will not be spared, showing an accusing finger towards the TRS leadership.
Addressing a massive meeting in Warangal on Friday, he argued that Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao is behaving like a king rather than like a Chief Minister. In fact, he asked the gathering whether what he said was true or not even as they responded vociferously.
“Telangana was not formed for one person but on the sacrifices of people, youngsters for their better future. It’s been 8 years and I want to ask whether the development dream of Telangana has been fulfilled. Telangana is witness to how only one family benefitted from it,” he said.
Mr Gandhi, who met the families of farmers who committed suicide, said they stand reflection of the government’s failure. “This is not what Sonia Gandhi wished for when she gave Telangana, moved by the blood of the youngsters.”
He said it was not a decision for the Congress to give the separate State but Sonia Gandhi decided to sacrifice the party politically in some States to respect the sentiments of the people.
He said that Warangal declaration on farmers is not a hollow political document, but the promise of the Congress party’s first steps to reassure the people of a glorious dream they have for a separate State. “We delivered the promise made in Chhattisgarh and we will do it here too,” he said.
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