KCR’s Response to Criticism: Former Telangana Chief Minister KCR has faced increasing criticism from Congress leaders, particularly Telangana CM Revanth Reddy, who have accused him of avoiding the Assembly and spending time at his farmhouse. Recently, KCR’s absence from media interactions and the Assembly has raised speculation, but his sudden public appearance today caught everyone’s attention.

Warning to Congress: In his address, KCR made it clear that he had been silent for a while but had been observing the ongoing political situation. He issued a stern warning to Congress leaders, stating that if he chooses to take action, it will not be a minor one. KCR stressed that his actions, when they come, would be full-force and not something trivial.

Criticism of the State Government: KCR didn’t hold back while criticizing the state government under Revanth Reddy's leadership. He claimed that key government schemes were either poorly implemented or completely failed. He mocked the government's inability to manage the state’s issues, especially the power cuts and water shortages. He stated that all the state schemes had “drowned in the river.”

Accusations Against Congress: KCR further accused Congress leaders, including Revanth Reddy, of misleading the people who had trusted them with their votes. He highlighted the discrepancy in government promises and performance. KCR also raised concerns about the Congress party's alleged use of Muslims for electoral gain.

Recalling Past Achievements: Reflecting on the tenure of his government, KCR emphasized the continuity of crucial programs like the Rythu Bandhu and Rythu Bhima schemes, which were beneficial for farmers, especially during the pandemic. KCR criticized the current government for failing to maintain such schemes and suggested that Congress leadership had failed to meet the expectations of the people.

Political Tension Escalates: KCR’s comments mark an escalation in the political tension between BJP and Congress in Telangana. His remarks, which have now gone viral, underline the growing divide in the state's political landscape.