: Alleging that the TRS government in Telangana has failed to fulfill its promises, Chhattishgarh Chief Minister Raman Singh Saturday reminded TRS chief K Chandrasekhar Raothat elections cannot be won on false assurances.
Addressing an election rally in support of BJP's Khairatabad assemblyconstituency candidate Chintala Ramachandra Reddy here, he said he had interacted weith people in some villages and towns and found they were not provided with two Bedroom Hall Kitchen houses as promised and there were no proper arrangements to purchase the crop of farmers.
"Over 4,500 farmers have committed suicide in the state and farmers are not getting Minimum Support Price for their crops. The poor haven't got two BHK houses and there is no development of the rural and urban areas," he alleged.
There was a need to undertake developmental works, Singh said.
"I can only say to Chief Minister (Rao), who just kept on making promises... four years have passed since he made the promises and the state has been left backward."
He also attacked the Congress, saying that under the leadership of party chief Rahul Gandhi, the party has lost 18 of the 19 elections held in the country, "which was the result of his election campaigns."
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