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Hyderabad: On Monday, Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao (KCR) urged the farmers to protest against the Centre. He also asked farmers to ensure that the current government does not come into power in the upcoming general polls.
Telangana CM K Chandrasekhar Rao warned that he would use 1000 trucks and vans and dump the whole paddy crops. He will dump it in the state outside the India gate in New Delhi. He threatens that he will discard it if the center doesn't obtain it.
He additionally added that he would dump the paddies even at the BJP office and outside the house of Union Minister Kishan Reddy in Hyderabad.
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This warning came after the central government neglected to obtain 90% of the paddy on the lines.
Rao had also notified that he is willing to pay 250 crores and hire vehicles for dumping the paddy. He said that he would soon expose the ruling government.
He further pointed out that the center is not transparent about purchasing 40 lakh MTs that the state should have guaranteed. The minister had apprised the journalists concerning the paddy matters and also regarding the omicron variant.
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