Congress MP Kiran Kumar Reddy strongly criticized Telangana Chief Minister K. Chandrashekar Rao (KCR) for taking undue credit for the state’s development. He argued that KCR and former minister KTR exaggerate achievements, even suggesting that people began eating three meals a day only after KCR took office. Reddy mocked claims that Hyderabad’s growth was “discovered” under KCR.
He said the previous BRS government delivered little, pointing out that its major visible projects were just four flyovers and a selfie point in Hyderabad. According to him, KCR used such small projects to glorify himself while ignoring larger development needs.
The Congress leader’s comments add fuel to the ongoing political battle over Telangana’s progress. He stressed that real development should come through meaningful projects that improve daily life. The exchange highlights the sharp rivalry between Congress and BRS as the state moves closer to elections.
