Survey shows people blame BRS for disrupting Assembly, Congress support remains strong

People are with us, while BRS image gone for a toss: Revanth tells MLAs and MLCs referring to his flash survey

A flash survey commissioned by the Telangana government has shown that people are holding the Bharat Rashtra Samithi responsible for disrupting Assembly proceedings over the past three days, Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy told legislators.

Addressing the Congress Legislature Party meeting, the Chief Minister said the survey also reflected a strong positive perception of the Congress government and its performance.

BRS disrupted House to shield Dharani irregularities: CM

Mr. Revanth Reddy alleged that the BRS had deliberately created a ruckus in the Assembly to divert attention from the government's plans to expose what he described as the previous BRS government's "misdeeds" relating to Dharani, the land records management system.

The government would use the remaining days of the Assembly session to bring out the alleged irregularities in Dharani and discuss the 22-A lands issue, thus giving clarity, he said.

The CM reportedly informed the MLAs that only 3.06 lakh acres were under 22A.

He told the CLP meeting that BRS chief K. Chandrasekhar Rao had conspired to prevent the House from functioning smoothly. Despite losing power, the BRS had not shed its arrogance and had spent three days disrupting proceedings by allegedly abusing police officials and public representatives, he said.

Performance will decide second term, CM warns legislators

Mr. Revanth Reddy asked Congress legislators to ensure their attendance throughout the session and raise issues concerning their constituencies. He cautioned them that their individual performance would have a direct bearing on their prospects of winning a second term.

Take electoral roll revision seriously, warns of vote deletion conspiracy

The Chief Minister also asked Congress legislators to take the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls seriously as there was a conspiracy to delete votes.

Claiming that the adult population of the country had been estimated at 103 crore while the electoral rolls showed only 88 crore voters, he alleged that nearly 15 crore votes had gone missing. "Some danger is lurking somewhere," he cautioned.

Mr. Revanth Reddy thanked the legislators for their cooperation during the first 1,000 days of the Congress government for introducing programmes that were unprecedented in the country.

Deputy CM Bhatti Vikramarka, TPCC president Mahesh Kumar Goud, and Ministers also spoke on various issues at the meeting. Party MLAs and MLCs were among those present.

Source: The Hindu