Telangana CM Reddy accuses BRS leaders of ‘occult practices’ against Congress government
Telangana CM Reddy accused BRS leaders of ‘performing occult rituals’ to undermine Congress, demanding transparency about temple visits and alleged black magic.
Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy accused BRS leaders of engaging in "occult practices" to undermine his Congress government. He questioned their secretive temple visits and alleged that a former minister had visited Hindu temples in Karnataka and Tamil Nadu to pray for drought, farmer hardships, and the downfall of the Congress government.
Reddy challenged BRS MLA T Harish Rao to disclose details about his temple visits and the rituals he performed. He accused BRS leaders of using black magic and praying for crises to befall the state. Reddy defended his government's efforts, claiming the Yellampalli project on the Godavari and the Krishna river had received enough water despite El Niño's impact.
He also boasted about filling 70,000 government jobs within a year, building 7 lakh houses for the poor, and transferring ₹36,000 crore to farmers' bank accounts under the Rythu Bharosa scheme. Reddy challenged BRS president K Chandrasekhar Rao, known as KCR, to a debate on the issue in the Assembly.
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