Telangana Congress Committee president N Uttam Kumar Reddy on Sunday took solid special case to Telangana Chief Minister and TRS Chief K Chandrasekhar Rao’s choice to camera his nephew J Santosh Kumar as the TRS possibility for the Rajya Sabha decisions. Reddy, in a discharge, denounced Rao, (famously called KCR) of giving ‘political occupations’ to his relatives while totally ‘disregarding’ jobless youth in the state.
Telangana chief minister KCR on Sunday declared the names of the gathering’s general secretary J Santosh Kumar, B Lingaiah Yadav and B Prakash as gathering possibility for the coming Rajya Sabha races from the state, at a gathering of the TRS governing body party here. Collaborating with Congress laborers on Facebook, Reddy said Santosh Kumar is the fourth individual from the KCR family who has been lifted to top position.
KCR’s child K T Rama Rao and nephew T Harish Rao are the clergymen (in Telangana government) while his little girl K Kavitha is the Nizamabad MP. Presently Santosh Kumar is being made an individual from Rajya Sabha.”
Reddy asserted that KCR was absolutely focussed on his family while Congress has made a Scheduled Tribe applicant Balram Naik as its contender for the Rajya Sabha decisions. Reddy said Telangana turned into a reality because of the battle of the adolescent and understudies.
He said that Rao, while tending to the main session of the Telangana Assembly,had himself conceded that there are 1.07 lakh opening in government, which he guaranteed to fill. Be that as it may, the legislature had not by any means filled 7,000 opening, he affirmed.
On Rao’s proposition to make a non-Congress and non-BJP front, Reddy asserted that as opposed to noting individuals’ inquiries on ‘need’ of execution over the most recent four years, KCR was talking of a ‘Third Front’ to occupy consideration from his ‘disappointments. Reddy likewise depicted the gathering’s first pcamerahase of ‘Praja Chaitanya Bus Yatra’ in Telangana as exceptionally effective and said 17 Assembly portions were secured from February 26 to March 8.