IT and
industries minister KT Rama Rao urged
party members to effectively refute these claims as the
elections drew near in an effort to step up the attack on the opposition parties for their escalating mudslinging against the BRS administration. Speaking to a crowd on
saturday during the Youngone Corporation's groundbreaking ceremony at the Kakatiya Mega Textile Park (KMTP) nearby, he emphasised the significance of the upcoming general
elections, which will take place in
november or December, and expressed confidence in
chief minister K Chandrashekhar Rao's ability to become the
chief minister three times.
The
minister also praised Challa
dharma Reddy, a Parkal MLA, for his efforts in procuring land for the construction of India's largest textile park. He challenged the populace to match
dharma Reddy's zeal while speaking about it. "We have worked hard for you for five years. Now it's your turn to back us, he said, noting that
dharma Reddy was the only opposition candidate running in the Parkal
assembly constituency. In the approaching
elections, he asserted that even a self-described "tall leader" had chosen to run from a different area.
"It makes me happy to see Challa
dharma Reddy's dedication. At his daughter's wedding, I asked about possible foes. To my surprise, it appears the opposition parties in Parkal are reluctant to challenge him. He drew attention to the lack of formidable opponents and made a pitch to the crowd, imploring them to assure
dharma Reddy's
victory by a landslide.