Telangana CM Critiques Modi's Policies Amid Push for Collaboration

Telangana CM A Revanth Reddy addressed PM Modi’s remarks on joint state-Centre development efforts, critiqued foreign policy, alleged unofficial curbs on gold buys, and spoke on handling Maoists. He emphasized collaboration despite pending projects and commented on BJP’s electoral tactics while discussing political dynamics in Tamil Nadu.

Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy responded to Prime Minister Narendra Modi's call for collaboration between the state and Centre at an official event in Hyderabad. Reddy clarified that Modi's 'join me' comment was in response to state requests for expedient project clearances.

Reddy criticized Modi's suggestion to defer gold purchases as a bid to cover foreign policy failures, and alleged that the Centre was unofficially restricting gold buying. He called for an all-party meeting to address the West Asia conflict's impact and advocated consulting experts.

He further criticized the BJP's electoral strategies and commented on political shifts in Tamil Nadu, questioning why actor Vijay wasn't invited to form a government despite his party's significant win. He emphasized the need for collaboration on pending state projects.