Telangana Congress chief A. Revanth Reddy asked Chief Minister K. Chandrashekar Rao to come out of his official residence, Pragathi Bhavan, to see the damage left behind by the severe floods in the State rather than indulging in ‘’defection politics’ from his home.
Mr. Reddy, who visited several flood-affected areas in Uppal and LB Nagar in the Malkajgiri Parliamentary constituency represented by him on Saturday, said there was no preparedness to meet the impact of floods despite clear warnings from the Met Department on the State receiving unprecedented rainfall. They woke up only after the damage is done and said the government confined itself to merely issuing media statements, he added.
