New Delhi: Telangana Congress President Bomma Maheshkumar Goud said that Telangana Congress leaders met in a major gathering to address a number of topics related to the state’s welfare and development programs. Following the meeting, Goud talked to the media report on Monday night, noting important leaders present.

“Among the politicians in attendance were Uttam Kumar Reddy, myself, and the Telangana chief minister. Numerous topics pertaining to social programs, development, and other political aspects were covered,” Goud stated.

Meanwhile, at a conclave, Telangana BJP leader NV Subhash unleashed a vicious assault on the State government, claiming that CM Revanth Reddy had told them about the financial problems in the state.

According to Subhash, an iftar celebration on Tuesday cost Rs 70 crore. He went on to say that a number of individuals, including Muslims, had urged the chief minister to refrain from making such large expenditures in the event of a state catastrophe.

“In a conclave, the state’s chief minister said that the state cannot handle the money… We found out today that approximately 70 crore rupees had been set aside for the iftar celebration, which is set for tomorrow, March 25. Several individuals from various walks of life, including Muslims, have been questioning the government about why it would spend Rs 70 crores during a financial crisis, NV Subhash stated on Monday.

Subhash further emphasized that it would be advantageous to spend this cash elsewhere. He also addressed the BJP’s questions about past and current administrations, namely, “on what basis has the public money been utilized and wasted for appeasement of certain sections of the society?”

“It would be advantageous if these monies could be used for other purposes. Both the previous administration and the Congress government have been under continual pressure from the BJP to explain why public funds were used to pacify certain groups in society, Subhash said.