By Our Special Correspondent
Chief Minister K Chandrasekhara Rao on Monday used the state assembly to make a clear reference to him, accusing the BJP-led NDA government of crony capitalism and a party without a big heart for national character and love of neighbors willing to start a new national party.
KCR spoke on the short debate on 'Central Electricity Bill- Ramification' in the Legislative Assembly. KCR demanded that the Center withdraw the Electricity Amendment Bill 2022 before farmers start another agitation.
Launching a scathing attack on the Narendra Modi government, KCR said Modi is "the biggest fascist, arrogant and tyrannical who does not listen to anyone's advice". He said that if the electricity reform bill is implemented, meters should be attached to the agricultural pump sets and this is a death sentence for the farmers who become laborers in their own fields.
He asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi to withdraw the Electricity Reforms Bill "Modiji ...Withdraw the electricity reform bill for God's sake...You have a habit of making laws and withdrawing them. The Land Acquisition Ordinance was brought and taken back. "Not only did they bring three anti-farmer laws and then withdraw them... they apologized," he said.
He clarified that Telangana will never accept setting up of meters for agricultural pump sets an
Will continue to provide 24X7 free electricity to the agricultural sector. He said that if the Center approves the power reforms, 39 lakh farmer families in the state will suffer severely.
KCR, who is planning to launch a national political party soon, slammed the Modi government for its wrong and undemocratic policies and toppling non-BJP governments in states.
They said that the BJP government is showing disdain for other parties and came to power at the center with only 36 percent votes. KCR said that history has seen great dictators like Hitler, Mussolini and Napoleon.
He commented that the current government at the center has only 18 to 20 months left. KCR said that after selling airports, ports and railways, the government is now trying to hand over agriculture and electricity to corporate.
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