Prime minister Narendra Modi came under fire on tuesday from BRS working president and IT minister KT Rama Rao for his disparaging comments about the BRS and chief minister K Chandrashekhar Rao. Rama Rao claimed that the prime minister had degraded the status and dignity of his office with such erroneous propaganda. In response to the Prime Minister's rants directed at the BRS leadership, he said that chief minister K Chandrashekhar Rao was a fighter by nature and that he would never join forces with a con artist.
"We are not attacked by a rabid dog in order to lose our minds and board a ship that is sinking. We are not the 'gulams' of gujarat or Delhi. Threats won't succeed in intimidating us, he declared. In response to Modi's claim that Chandrashekhar Rao had approached him about joining the NDA, Rama Rao claimed Modi had gotten so bad at lying that anyone holding an official meeting would need to bring a camera to record the meeting's events for the sake of accuracy.

Giving a falsified account of a meeting between a chief minister and a prime minister, two constitutional authorities, cannot be more heinous. The chief minister was the target of lies propagated by the prime minister, who descended to such a low level. Given the Prime Minister's position, he advised caution.

"When it calls for having conversations with someone like this, you might need to carry a video camera to back your story. Unfortunately, the chief minister is unable to refute the Prime Minister's white falsehoods. The chief minister asked who would trust a prime minister who lied about his own educational background, to which he replied, "That is the reason I was required to respond on behalf of the Chief Minister."

Rama Rao rejected Modi's claim that the chief minister had asked for his approval before appointing him as the State's chief minister, saying that no one needed the Prime Minister's authorization to hold that position. For all such choices, he claimed, only the party and the BRS Legislature party must provide their consent, not Modi.

He said that the telangana people were adamant about electing K Chandrashekhar Rao as chief minister for a third straight term and would not fall for Modi's misleading advertising. On the other side, the bjp would suffer a devastating defeat. Last time in the State, it had lost deposits in 105 assembly constituencies; this time, he said, it would lose deposits in 110 seats.

He said that Modi was an unwelcome visitor in telangana who had done nothing for the state during the previous nine years. Rama Rao listed the discriminatory actions taken by Modi against telangana, including his refusal to sanction medical and nursing schools, approve irrigation projects for the State, and grant national status to the projects. Rama Rao claimed that while Modi praised Telangana's youth for their talent at Nizamabad, he was simultaneously suffocating them by abandoning initiatives like the Information technology Investment Region (ITIR).

He said that when the prime minister repeatedly stated that "the mother was killed to give birth to the daughter," Modi had questioned the state of Telangana's fundamental existence and conception. He questioned, "What can we expect from such a person?," and responded to the PM's claims that welfare monies had been "looted," noting that telangana was the fourth-largest contributor to the nation's GDP and that the RBI had records of every dollar spent. He said that making such irrational accusations did not match the role of a prime minister and that the people would decide who was stealing public funds.

Rama Rao, who detailed the many lies Modi has spoken since 2014, including his boasts of a $5 trillion GDP, a doubling of farmer earnings, a grant of Rs. 15 lakh to every citizen, and access to clean water for every home in the nation. He also countered the dynasty politics allegations of the PM, stating that for Modi, dynasty politics did not matter when it came to the bjp tying up with mehbooba Mufti, the daughter of Mufti Mohammed Saeed, or with Parkash Singh Badal's son Sukhbir Singh Badal, or with Bal Thaceray's son uddhav thackeray, or with HD Deve Gowda's son Kumaraswamy, all to suit the BJP's opportunistic politics.

Rama Rao refuted Modi's claim that the BRS and the congress were financially assisting one another by posing the question, "What is the I-T department doing if that is true?" He also referred to the bjp as the largest "Jhoot" factory in india with Modi serving as its Chancellor and overseeing whatsapp University. The political tourists of the bjp should also clarify why Modi refused to allow a JPC investigation into the adani Row and why Modi spoke with the president of sri lanka about awarding adani a contract worth Rs. 6,000 crore, the man added.