TRS Chief KCR calls Modi a ‘flop star’

(Online Desk)

Intensifying his tirade against the BJP and Congress, the TRS President and Teangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhara Rao on Wednesday claimed that Prime Minister Narendra Modi turned out to be a ‘flop star’, despite getting massive mandate in 2014 general elections.

Addressing an election rally at Zaheerabad,, he said the people have seen both the Congress and BJP misrule.  Both have miserably failed the nation on all fronts with their lop-sided policies.  A new government is need of the hour at the Centre to put nation on robust path – economicaly and otherwise.

If good things need to happen, he said people should vote for good people and parties.  He wondered, Modi who promised ‘Moon’ to the people and got mandate, many expected him to provide a ‘honest’ and ‘working government’, but that does not happen.“What good he has done?  Can any of you tell me” he asks people in the gathering pointing his fingers at them.

He said, his government has provided ‘good governance’ and ensured all-round development, which everyone can see.  He reiterated that the TRS would not like to play second fiddle to any national party.  “TRS party consider only people are their bosses”, he said to the thunderous applause from the gathering.

‘While the Congress President Rahul Gandhi accuses me for being with BJP, the Modi suspects me with the Congress,” he reminded. “Let me make it clear that my party is with none of the two.  We will never ever either support either of these two parties.”

He made a fervent appeal to ensure TRS win all the 16 of the 17 to strength his hands to fight for the rights of the state with the Centre.

KCR made it clear that he would not shirk his responsibility to bring in change in Indian politics, if we have a good strength of 16-members in Pariament.

He felt there is urged need for change at the Centre to give a better direction to the country.

Nation needs new agenda for uprooting poverty, improve farmers living standards, and overall progress. The other two issues that needs to be addressed by the next government is basic education to all its population and also better health infrastructure and assured assistance.