TPCC chief Uttam Kumar Reddy accuses TRS of bribing voters
He claimed the TRS initially cheated voters with fake promises and later used money to win elections.
Hyderabad: State Congress president Capt. N. Uttam Kumar Reddy has accused the TRS of starting the culture of distributing money among voters to win elections. He feared that the TRS would adopt the same tactics of luring voters with cash and liquor for the forthcoming municipal elections and asked Congress workers to be cautious and fight the practice. Addressing a meeting, along with ex-CLP leader K. Jana Reddy and other leader in Halia in Nagarjunasagar constituency in Nalgonda district on Tuesday, the TPCC president said that the TRS had not won a single election after 2014 on the basis of its performance.
He claimed the TRS initially cheated voters with fake promises and later used money to win elections. He said the TRS would not win a single seat if the elections are held in a free and fair manner. Mr Uttam Kumar Reddy alleged that Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao was using his ‘ill-gotten money’.