Hyderabad, Oct 7 (Hydnow): Senior Congress leader and contesting candidates from Kamareddy against Chief Minister K.Chandrasekhar Rao in the coming Assembly elections, Mohd Shabbir Ali said that he will complain to the Election Commission for using 4 helicopters by KCR, Harish Rao, K.Tarak Rama Rao, and Kavitha.
Speaking to press persons, today, he said that the Election Commission should find out with whose money these 4 helicopters are running them, this will be brought to the notice of the Election Commission. He said that the people are not coming to BRS Meetings, they pay money and forcefully bring them to the meetings. No ticket has been finalized by anyone in Congress yet, Shabbir Ali said, how can we sell the ticket without finalizing it?
Shabbir Ali said that Congress has given political life to Chief Minister KCR by giving a separate Telangana state. he said that if the Congress had committed atrocities, the Telangana movement would not have happened. But now the BRS government is oppressing the people without any concern (Hydnow)
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