Harish objects to CM’s language and questions commitment
BRS leader T. Harish Rao has criticized Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy for using inflammatory language regarding political opponents. Rao demanded an apology, claiming the CM's remarks are an attempt to divert public attention from administrative failures and the Kaleshwaram Project.
Why it matters
This highlights the ongoing political friction in Telangana and the use of aggressive rhetoric in state-level political discourse.
BRS Deputy Floor Leader T. Harish Rao took objection to Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy’s remarks made during his media interaction today, describing them as ‘highly objectionable and unbecoming of a Chief Minister’.
Mr. Rao said that instead of responding to genuine concerns raised by farmers and retired irrigation engineers regarding the release of irrigation water, the CM resorted to inflammatory language by speaking about ‘spilling the blood of political opponents’ and ‘beating them with belts’.
“A Chief Minister speaking of bloodshed against political opponents is unacceptable. He must tender an unconditional public apology to the farming community,” Mr. Harish Rao said.
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