It's Anti-Bharat Summit: Kishan Reddy
Kishan Reddy demanded that Rahul Gandhi answer the people of Telangana during the Bharat Summit regarding the promises made to the party during the elections.
Hyderabad:Union minister G. Kishan Reddy accused the Congress of spending public money for the ‘Bharat Summit’, which he alleged was a gathering of anti-India elements. He said the summit’s congregation had the potential to hinder the nation’s development, rather than bringing investments to Telangana.
Addressing the media in Delhi on Thursday, Kishan Reddy accused the organisers of turning the summit into a platform to level false allegations against Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He condemned the holding of such conferences, stating that they are aimed at destroying the nation's development and constitutional systems, as well as obstructing incoming investments into the country. He accused senior Congress leader Rahul Gandhi of working solely for anti-India forces. He demanded that Rahul Gandhi reveal his vision to the people.
Kishan Reddy recalled that under Modi's governance, terrorism and Naxalism had significantly decreased, while poverty and caste-religion politics had been curbed. He noted that Rahul Gandhi had never appreciated the country's development.
Kishan Reddy demanded that Rahul Gandhi answer the people of Telangana during the Bharat Summit regarding the promises made to the party during the elections. He said Telangana’s economy had been shattered due to the inefficient governance of Chief Minister Revanth Reddy and the directionless vision of Rahul Gandhi.
Meanwhile, BJP Telangana president N. Ramchander Rao, participating at the Bharatiya Janata Yuva Morcha (BJYM) state executive meeting in Nagole here, pointed out that the Bharat Summit had failed to attract a single investor or led to the establishment of any industries in the state. Ramchander Rao expressed strong objection to the Congress’s decision to invite Helle Lyng, a Norwegian journalist who has authored articles against India and Prime Minister Modi, to this event. He supported the Union home ministry’s move to cancel the visas of individuals harboring anti-national sentiments, asserting that such people were not welcome in India.