: Modi damaging India’s reputation: CM KCR #IndiaNEWS #News Hyderabad: Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of lowering the reputation of the country during his

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Hyderabad: Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of lowering the reputation of the country during his official visit to Sri Lanka and forcing the Sri Lankan government to award a power project contract to his businessman friend. He maintained that Modi had actually acted as a salesman to further the interests of his businessman friend.
He dared the Prime Minister to reply to the allegations levelled against his involvement in the issue, while addressing the public meeting at Parade Grounds in Hyderabad on Sunday, failing which people shall assume the allegations were true. He demanded Modi to tender apology for denigrating Indias reputation on international platforms.
Never did India had to hang its head with shame as no other Prime Minister has damaged India’s reputation like Modi, he said, hitting out at the Prime Minister here on Saturday. Prime Minister Narendra Modi is the 15th Prime Minister of India and in the terms of the previous 14 Prime Minister, never has India’s image been affected this much, he said.
The TRS President said the Rupee value has not fallen more in any other Prime Minister’s term. Pointing out that it was a dire necessity of the country to keep good relations with other nations, he ridiculed Modi endorsed Trump by saying ‘Ab ki baar Trump sarkaar‘ during the US polls. “What was your motive behind saying such an irresponsible statement? Did you think this was the Ahmedabad municipal elections? he questioned.
All talk, no action
As the Prime Minister was scheduled to attend the BJP national executive meeting, Chandrashekhar Rao said the Prime Minister who is known for, all talk and no action, would speak against him at the meeting. Stating that it was fair enough for anyone to speak anything in democracy, he demanded the Prime Minister to answer the peoples questions at the same length as he levels allegations against the TRS rule. However, he doubted whether there would be any response from the Prime Minister who is expert in mouthing sweet words during elections and blatant lies after the elections.
Flawed policies, unfulfilled promises
Questioning the BJP governments policies on various issues, the Chief Minister said as per the Centre’s coal policy, coal was being imported at a steep price of Rs 30,000 while Indian coal was cheaper by five-six times. He stated that though India has coal reserves to meet its needs for next 100 years, the States were being forced to purchase the imported coal, for the benefit of the Prime Minister’s industrialist friend. That is why I am saying he is not a Prime Minister but has become a salesperson, he said.

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