Telangana Congress Stage Protests Demands KCR Attend Assembly Sessions
Telangana Congress leaders staged a protest against BRS chief KCR, accusing him of remaining away from public and legislative activities and demanding that he attend Assembly sessions or resign.
Hyderabad: Telangana Congress leaders on Friday staged a protest against former Chief Minister and BRS chief K Chandrashekar Rao (KCR), accusing him of remaining away from public and legislative activities and demanding that he attend Assembly sessions or resign as Leader of the Opposition. They took out a protest march from the Telangana Pradesh Congress Committee (TPCC) headquarters, Gandhi Bhavan, to Gun Park.
As part of the protest, the Congress leaders displayed a large poster showing KCR in a 'Kumbhakarna' getup. They used the name “Kumbhakarna” to target KCR, saying “K” stands for Kumbhakarna, “C” for Chandrashekar and “R” for Rao. The Congress leaders also alleged that KCR had been drawing a salary while enjoying high security and staying at his farmhouse.
Congress leader and Khairatabad District Congress Committee (DCC) President Motha Rohit said KCR had a responsibility to represent the people as Leader of the Opposition. He said, “The Congress government has completed 1000 days in office, and the honourable Leader of the Opposition, KCR is not been seen in Telangana for the past 1000 days. The people of Telangana have given him the responsible position of Leader of the Opposition. But KCR, for the past thousand days, has not come out. He is sleeping in his farmhouse. We are demanding that he come out. He has to represent the people of Telangana.”
