Asserting that the Bharat Rashtra Samiti is set to return to power after the next Assembly elections, BRS president and Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao has cautioned the people against voting for parties that make tall promises ahead of the polls, but will set them aside after coming to power.
The BRS was sure to win the next Assembly election with a thumping majority bagging more seats than the previous polls. “Now that the election season has started, these parties, the Congress and the BJP, will come asking for an opportunity and give a host of assurances. You should exercise your discretion in casting the vote which is a powerful tool to decide your future,” the Chief Minister said.
He was addressing an impressive public meeting in Suryapet on Sunday. The Chief Minister visited the town for a spree of inaugurations including the Integrated District Offices Complex, medical college, police administration building, integrated vegetarian and non-vegetarian market as well as newly constructed office of the ruling party. He wanted the people not to be complacent as these parties were known for their negligence of the people’s issues in more than 50 years of their governance. He was particularly critical of the Congress which, he said, never thought about implementing schemes like Rythu Bandhu, Rythu Bima, 24x7 free power supply to farmers and others.