In a derogatory remark on Congress president Rahul Gandhi, Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao has called him ‘the biggest buffoon in the country’. He also went on to say, “Mr Gandhi is a property for us, the more he comes to Telangana the more seats we will win”.
“Everyone knows what Rahul Gandhi is…the biggest buffoon in the country. Whole country has seen how he went to Mr Narendra Modi and hugged him, the way he is winking. He is a property for us, the more he comes (to Telangana) the more seats we will win,” said chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao.
Everyone knows what Rahul Gandhi is…the biggest buffoon in the country. Whole country has seen how he went to Mr Narendra Modi and hugged him, the way he is winking. He is a property for us, the more he comes (to Telangana) the more seats we will win: K Chandrashekhar Rao pic.twitter.com/PjAD4rXr9C
— ANI (@ANI) September 6, 2018
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Further he went on to say, “Rahul Gandhi inherited the legacy of Congress Delhi sultanate, he is the legal heir of Congress empire of Delhi. That is the reason I appeal to the people, let us not become slaves to Congress, slaves to Delhi. Telangana ka nirnay Telangana mein hona chahiye: K Chandrashekhar Rao.”
Rahul Gandhi inherited the legacy of Congress Delhi sultanate, he is the legal heir of Congress empire of Delhi. That is the reason I appeal to the people, let us not become slaves to Congress, slaves to Delhi. Telangana ka nirnay Telangana mein hona chahiye: K Chandrashekhar Rao pic.twitter.com/UtHIrO7lDz
— ANI (@ANI) September 6, 2018
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This remark has come at a moment when Telangana Legislative Assembly has been dissolved and is headed towards an early assembly election. CM Chandrasekhar Rao led Telangana Rashtra Samithi Party Cabinet has passed a resolution to dissolve the house. Chief Minister Rao himself recommended the dissolution of the Legislative Assembly. He had convened a meeting of his Council of Ministers on Thursday and had sought a fresh election as early as six months from the scheduled date.
