Hyderabad, Nov 15 (Hydnow): BJP state President and Union Minister G. Kishan Reddy has accused Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao of intimidation politics out of fear of defeat. he said that in many places candidates of other parties are being threatened to withdraw their nominations.
Speaking to media persons at the BJP State office, today, Kishan Reddy said 114 Dharani victims have filed nominations in Gajwel, and 58 people have filed nominations in Kamareddy also. He alleged that the ruling BRS is using the police and threatening the candidates to withdraw the nomination. He said the BJP has fielded 39 BC’s, while the congress has given tickets to only 22 BC’s and BRS to only 23. Only the BJP thinks about BCs. KCR became scared when it was announced that he would fight in Gajwel. That is why he fled to Kamareddy. This time KCR will lose in both Gajwel and Kamareddy. Both KCr and his son KTR will lose this election. Congress is conspiring to make KCR win in Kamareddy. Kishan Reddy said that it is trying to split the anti-government votes and make KCR win. (Hydnow)
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