The Telangana Chief Minister K.Chandrasekhar Rao has expressed his confidence that Telangana Rashtra Samithi will preserve power for a 3rd consecutive term by gaining 95 to 105 seats in the next year, and he rejected early Assembly elections in the state. After the TRS Legislature Party meeting held on Monday, he said that his government would finish all delayed projects and keep faith in oaths that have been made to the people, before going in for elections.
Denouncing the statements given by the heads of rival parties of mid-term polls, KCR said, “We prorogued the Legislative Assembly and stepped in for early polls in 2018 hinged on conditions common in the state. There was a longing need for TRS to preserve power as it had to finish some crucial projects like Kaleshwaram. We have tried to complete all important projects and works in the previous three years. The projects which were delayed would be finished on a predominance core. People who are talking of early polls are political pupil who don’t have enough expertise and eminence.”
KCR said that notifications to fill over 80,000 vacancies in government departments will be furnished in a step-by-step procedure shortly, adding that the impediment was due to the requirement to take all precautionary steps to unveil job notifications in a reliable manner. This could hinder the recruitment process, KCR concluded.
KCR rejects early Assembly elections in Telangana
