Hyderabad, Sept.24 (Hydnow): BJP leader Vivek Venkatswami today termed the upcoming by-election in Munugodu Assembly constituency as per-finals for their party.
Targeting Chief Minister KCR, he mocked that the CM would come out of his farmhouse whenever there is a by-election in the State.
He criticized that the CM, who announced the Dalit Bandhu scheme at the time of the Huzurabad by-election was now promising to implement Girijana Bandhu in the State ahead of the by-election in Munugodu. He said the people were not in a position to believe the CM.
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He alleged that the KCR had not fulfilled his promise to implement the Dalit Bandhu scheme. He said the BJP was taking the Munugodu by-election as a matter of prestige and added that they would release a charge sheet and party’s manifesto for the by-election. (Hydnow)
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