"I am seeing the wind of change in Telangana; next five years are crucial for development," says PM Modi
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“I am seeing the wind of change in Telangana; next five years are crucial for development,” says PM Modi

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said that he has been seeing the wind of change in Telangana and the next five years are crucial for the development of Telangana

Kunti SurenderKunti Surender
Nov 27, 2023, 08:21 pm IST
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PM Narendra Modi addressing an election rally in Karimnagar

PM Narendra Modi addressing an election rally in Karimnagar

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The political battle in Telangana is heating up and the Bharatiya Janata Party is leaving no stone unturned to make a mark in the upcoming Telangana Elections 2023.  “For the first time the BJP Government will be formed in Telangana and BC will be the Chief Minister. The people of Karimnagar shown the trailer to Chief Minister and BRS president K. Chandrasekhar Rao the trailer of defeat in Huzurabad by-election. Now in the assembly elections you are going to send him home. Forming BJP Government in Telangana is very important as in 2024 BJP will come to power at Centre again and having double engine government will speed up development and progress in the state,” said Prime Minister Narebdra Modi. He  was addressing the gathering while campaigning in Karimnagar.

“We will show how Telangana will become number one in the country. You can’t leave the future of Telangana for the fate. We have to take care. For us the development of nation, with including every state is important. Whenever you tell people you have voted to development, pride of the nation, for the public support, welfare of the poor the only name comes to the mind of public is BJP.

I am seeing the wind of Change,” said Modi while addressing the public meeting.

“TRS and Congress did not leave any opportunity to cheat you. Corruption and appeasement are the name of both the parties that will come to your mind. There is no guarantee that that Congress MLAs will remain with party. They will join the BRS. If you wish to send BRS home then vote for BJP,” said adding that Congress has humiliated late prime minister PV. Narasaimha Rao when he was alive and after his death.

“Both BRS and Congress are family parties and they can think of only their family members on the top post but not children of you. They will destroy the future of children. Both of them are same. Be careful with them. Only BJP can increase the pride of Telangana. Family parties will not care even laws. PFI has raised its head here. This area also witnessed Naxalite violence. We have put firm foot on it and KCR took the advantage,” said Modi.

Recalling the promise made by Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao to transform Karimnagar as London, the Prime Minister wondered what happened to that. He has stated that the entire nation has witnessed what happened to Kaleshwaram. He said that those responsible for that will be punished.

“Chandrasekhar Rao is firm believer in tantriks that someone told him that even the shadow of Modi will destroy your dreams and since then he is avoiding to meet me. How a person like that will make your dreams true?” asked Modi and urged the people to vote for BJP for fast growth and development.

Topics: Telangana Elections 2023TelanganaPrime Minister Narendra Modi
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