Winning Strategies:
As the Telangana assembly election approaches, political parties are busy strategizing to win. They’re making plans to put specific promises in their manifestos to attract voters.
Congress Promises:
The Congress party has already revealed six major promises.
BRS Manifesto Launch:
The Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) is about to release its manifesto this month. Party leaders are talking about it. Finance Minister Harish Rao mentioned that the BRS manifesto for the 2023 elections will have special commitments for women and farmers.
Focus on Women and Farmers:
While working on the manifesto, Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao (KCR) emphasized these two groups separately.
KTR’s Comments:
IT Minister KTR, in a Warangal rally, shared that the BRS government, under Chief Minister KCR, plans to increase the Asara pension in Telangana. KCR will announce the exact increase.
More Positive News:
The BRS intends to share more good news in its manifesto. KTR cautioned against believing the Congress party’s promises, citing their lack of credibility. He urged voters to be careful and not fall for political pledges.
Asara Pension Increase:
KTR assured that people eagerly waiting for the Asara pension increase need not worry, as Chief Minister KCR is actively working on it.
Criticism of Modi and Congress:
KTR criticized Prime Minister Narendra Modi for unfair treatment towards Telangana and his negative stance on the state’s formation. He also accused the Congress party of deceiving people during its 60-year rule and now misleading them with insincere protests.
Progress Under BRS:
KTR highlighted the progress made in various areas since the formation of Telangana, including uninterrupted power supply under the BRS, in contrast to the power crisis during the Congress regime.
Future Plans:
KTR shared plans for a 24-storey hostel in Warangal and the establishment of government medical colleges in every district, offering local students the opportunity to become doctors. He emphasized that the BRS has implemented many beneficial schemes that the Congress failed to deliver on.