MP Arvind invites CM Revanth Reddy to join BJP!

Hyderabad: Telangana BJP key leader and Nizamabad MP Dharmapuri Arvind made sensational comments. Speaking to the media at the BJP state office on Wednesday, he made significant remarks, stating that they would invite Chief Minister Revanth Reddy to join BJP if he decided to do so. He further added that if Revanth Reddy is removed as Chief Minister, he would personally invite him to join BJP. Arvind alleged that Revanth Reddy is making accusations against Kishan Reddy to divert the people's attention. He questioned why Kishan Reddy would obstruct the development of Telangana. He emphasized that everyone should maintain good relations with Prime Minister Modi. He criticized Congress leaders for not being able to fulfill their promises and for raising their hands in defeat. He also commented that they had made great promises and now they are struggling, while accusing them of making unnecessary allegations against Kishan Reddy to divert public attention from their unfulfilled promises.

Arvind raised questions about why Kishan Reddy had not brought funds for the RRR project and accused him of obstructing the development of Telangana. He mentioned that Kishan Reddy is upset because his secret friend has stepped down from the power seat in Telangana. While Prime Minister Modi gave the Warangal airport, Kishan Reddy claims to have brought it himself. He also questioned why Kishan Reddy has not brought funds for the metro expansion, Musi cleaning, and the RRR project. Arvind mentioned that Kishan Reddy claims to have secured funds for the northern part of the RRR project. He asked why the southern part was stalled. Regarding the Palamuru-Rangareddy project, he pointed out that 60 TMC of water should have been supplied, but it has been pending for ten years. He raised the question of who is responsible for stopping it. Arvind also remarked that Chief Minister Revanth Reddy made sharp comments about Kishan Reddy, accusing him of being upset because someone younger than him became the Chief Minister.

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