Telangana BJP Condemns CM KCRs Remarks Against PM Modi
BJPs Telangana chief criticizes CM KCR for using inappropriate language against PM Modi, emphasizing respect for the office.
Hyderabad, November 10 (Daily Kiran) : The Telangana unit of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has strongly condemned Chief Minister K. Chandrashekar Rao (KCR) for using unparliamentary language against Prime Minister Narendra Modi. N. Ramachandra Rao, the BJP’s state president, stated that while political criticism is acceptable, it should be conducted with decorum and respect.
In an interview, Rao expressed, “Criticism of any leader is part of politics. However, it must maintain a level of civility. Unparliamentary language has no place in democracy.” He noted that KCR’s comments about PM Modi were sharp and inappropriate. “We denounce such language,” he added.
Rao advised KCR to respect the position of the Prime Minister. He said, “Criticism can be based on policies or ideologies, but it should not involve disrespectful language. Such language often indicates desperation, and I see that desperation on KCR’s face.”
He suggested that KCR’s frustration stems from the public support the BJP received during Modi’s recent visit and Amit Shah’s upcoming visit. “This is why he is losing his composure and resorting to inappropriate language,” Rao claimed.
Earlier, KCR had stated at an event that PM Modi and BRS president K. Chandrashekar Rao would be swept away by the upcoming ‘Praja Balama’ movement, which he compared to a tsunami.
Meanwhile, BJP spokesperson Samta criticized Sonia Gandhi and the Congress party, calling for clarity on their stance regarding the Ayodhya issue. “The Ram Mandir is not just a temple; it symbolizes the faith and aspirations of the majority community in the country,” she stated.
Discussing constitutional rights and religious freedom, Samta referenced the Indian Constitution, asserting, “Every citizen has the right to freedom of speech and expression, as well as the right to practice their faith with dignity.”
She also took a jab at Congress’s history, particularly the Emergency period, urging Sonia Gandhi to reflect on the party’s past, which is considered a dark chapter in Indian democracy.
