Harish Slams Revanth For Abusive Language, Seeks Apology
It is highly unfortunate that the Speaker sat through silently through this flood of verbal abuse: Harish Rao
Hyderabad: The BRS, which boycotted the ongoing Assembly session and was absent during Saturday’s discussion on irrigation issues, particularly the Palamuru Rangareddy Lift Irrigation Scheme and interstate Krishna river issues with Andhra Pradesh, attacked Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy for “foul language, unparliamentary utterances” and demanded an unconditional apology from him.
Senior BRS leader T.Harish Rao, in a late night statement, said, “Revanth Reddy even used the word “b****va’, which is one of the worst kind of abusive words. On top of this, he said he will cut off the tongues of people and this tantamounts to a criminal intent on his part. It is highly unfortunate that the Speaker sat through silently through this flood of verbal abuse.”
Harish Rao also said that the Chief Minister, and irrigation minister yet again resorted to lies and half truths on details of irrigation projects and river water issues and that questioning the sincerity of former chief minister K. Chandrashekar Rao on decisions taken during the BRS regime was shameful.
“Revanth, who did not take part in the statehood agitation, has no right to ask questions to KCR,” he said.