In TV9's Satta Sammelan, Telangana CM Revanth Reddy spoke on various issues related to the state as well as entire South India. He said that the people of Telangana have faith in Congress. The people here are very emotional. The people of Telangana are part of my family. During this, CM Reddy accused the Modi government of political discrimination against the states of South India. South India should oppose the policies of Modi government. Regarding delimitation, he said that the central government is ignoring South India.
CM Revanth Reddy launched a scathing attack on the Central Government regarding the issue of delimitation. He said that one bullet is better than 10 slaps. BJP is now preparing for this. Now we have to decide whether to fight or die. This government wants to increase the gap between North India and South India, which we have to stop.
Revanth Reddy said, the central government is discriminating against South India. There is no place for South India at the Centre. Due to delimitation, the seats of UP-Bihar will be more than that of the entire South. Who will ask us, where will our representation be left? BJP ignores South India. Even if the seats increase to 815 after delimitation, the seats in the South will still remain 150. There will be no place for us in national politics. Politically we will become zero. Where is our share?
He said that we have to stop the injustice being done to South India. Modi ji does not talk about the country and the people. He talks about his team. In his eyes the country is at number three. Parties are on the first number and workers are on the second. This government first decides everything and then calls for talks, what is the need for that?
Telangana CM mentioned Gujarat and Telangana models. He said that in Gujarat model there are more announcements, less work and in Telangana model there is more work, less noise. The people of Telangana have faith in Congress. The people here are very emotional. The DNA here is different from other places. If there is a villain then even a common man can become a hero.
