The TRS leaders continue to hit out at JAC chairman Prof Kodandaram and now MP B Vinod Kumar challenged him to enter active politics to prove his public support.
Unable to digest the growing public patronage to the ruling party and Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao, the leaders of all political leaders have ganged up and are making uncharitable remarks. “Now it is clear what happened in SCCL union elections. Despite their best, all parties put together failed to make it. They could not stop the TRS,” he pointed out.
Mr Vinod Kumar sought to know how Mr Kodandaram can justify his statement that if TBGKS wins, the SCCL would be closed. Leaders spoke what they could but failed to convince the workers against the ruling party. They said the union elections would be beginning of the end of the ruling TRS party. “What happened?,” he posed.
Responsible people like Mr Kodandaram should enter active politics rather than make cheap comments on the State government. “The TRS is the only party which has been working for the welfare of the people. We have fulfilled all the promises given in the election manifesto. We are also doing things which were not promised such as Mission Bhagiratha, Mission Kakatiya among others,” he said.
A JAC needs to have several parties in one place. During the Telangana government all those in support of separate Telangana State joined the JAC. It lost its relevance after of formation of the State and everybody left the JAC. The TNGOs left, the Advocates JAC, graduates, government doctors all left the JAC. Now the JAC means only Kodandaram.
“The TRS government achieved in three years what other governments could not in 60 years. Telangana region had just 2,700 km of National highways till 2014, it got 3000 km more after State formation,” Mr Vinod Kumar pointed out.
