NALGONDA: Prime Minister of Telangana K Chandrashekar Rao compared a group of protesters at a public event to “dogs” on Wednesday. The comment sparked an uproar with opposition parties who have demanded an apology from the TRS leader.
While on his way to a public meeting, after laying the first stone of a government plan in the Nagarjun Sagar area of the Nalgonda district, a group of people, including some women, wanted to give a representation to the prime minister and began to protest .
In response to the riots, the CM said: “Now that you have handed over the memo, get out of here. If you want to stay, please remain calm. No one will be distributed for your stupid acts, you will be beaten unnecessarily. We have seen a lot of people, Amma, there are many dogs like you. Get out of here. ”
Meanwhile, attacking the prime minister for comments, Manickam Tagore, Telangana Pradesh Congressional Committee incharge, demanded an apology from the senior leader.
“Telangana CM calls women to Sagar of Nagarjuna public meeting dogs. Don’t forget that this is a democracy and the women who are there are the reason you feel in that position. They are our bosses. Apologize, Chandrashekar, “Tagore said.
Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) spokesman Krishna Saagar Rao, meanwhile, referred to the comment as an insult to Hindus and Bjp.
“KCR he has insulted Yadavs (Gokasulu) by comparing them to demons (Rakasulu) in his public demonstration. He claims that he has faced Rakasulu (demons) and defeated him, and that dealing with Gokasulu (those who raise cows) is no big deal. He made these statements while verbally attacking BJP, which establishes that he was making this statement is a direct reference to the Hindus and especially the Yadavs, ”alleged the BJP spokesperson.
Furthermore, he demanded an apology from the prime minister for his “unwarranted insult”.
“Even if he said it in the flow of his speech, it was inappropriate. The BJP is surprised that CM KCR can speak with such impunity, especially when Nagarjuna Sagar has a huge Yadav constituency. We strongly condemn this disrespectful comparison and demand an apology for this unwarranted insult, “he said.
“KCR should take public speaking lessons, especially for the use of socially acceptable vocabulary when addressing party campaigns,” he added.
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