All parties, students/ employees unions and civil organisations in Telangana in general and Nizamabad district in particular are learnt to be coming together to defeat Nizamabad sitting MP an daughter of TRS chief and Telangana CM K Chandrasekhar Rao in upcoming Lok Sabha polls in April.
This is not because they have personal grudge or enmity towards Kavitha but they want to achieve a common goal of teaching a fitting lesson to KCR by defeating his daughter.
They are angry that KCR is behaving like a dictator and monarch, after winning recent Assembly elections with a thumping majority.
KCR did not form even his cabinet after taking oath as CM more than one and a half month ago on December 13.
KCR who came to power on the bank of poll promises like giving unemployment allowance of Rs 3,016 per month to unemployed youth, increasing retirement age of government employees from 58 years to 61 years, crop loan waiver up to Rs 1 lakh, doubling of Aasara pensions and reduction in age limit for claiming Aasara pensions, in now talking light about these promises.
In his recent speech in Legislative Assembly, KCR said there is no hurry in implementing these poll promises as people have given them five-years time to implement them.
This angered youth, employees and Aasara pensioners, who are now keen to work together to defeat his daughter in Nizamabad with a belief that this will curtail KCR's arrogance and open his eyes and creates a sense of fear that people will not tolerate leaders who function like dictators and who ignore poll promises.
