Telangana minister KT Rama Rao has been a vocal critic of the Modi government’s policies. While the BJP is aggressively trying to make inroads in the southern state, the ruling Bharat Rashtra Samithi, led by Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao, has also stepped up its attack against the saffron party. In a fresh jibe at the Narendra Modi-led ruling dispensation, KTR criticized BJP president JP Nadda for saying that the Modi government stoked the Ukraine war to evacuate Indians. KTR said the claim came from the BJP, which has not been able to resolve the border dispute between the two states ruled by the party.
“Modi can’t even resolve the Belagavi border dispute between 2 BJP ruled states Karnataka and Maharashtra. But BJP President Nadda falsely claims Modi stopped Russia-Ukraine war! His own MEA says it’s a farce” Aur wrong! Aur kitna fekoge sir?,” KTR said in a tweet.
Modi also can’t resolve Belagavi border dispute between 2 BJP ruled states Karnataka and Maharashtra
But BJP President Nadda falsely claims that Modi stopped the Russia-Ukraine war!
Their own foreign ministry says this is farce and false!
Aur Kitna Phekoge Sir? pic.twitter.com/VFnpL62fKa— KTR (@KTRBRS) February 21, 2023
KTR’s taunt came after Nadda said yesterday that no other prime minister has rescued his people from a conflict zone as PM Narendra Modi has evacuated over 22,500 students while enforcing a ceasefire after the war broke out between Russia and Ukraine. .
Addressing a public meeting in Udupi in poll-bound Karnataka, Nadda said, “No other prime minister in the history of India has been as great as Modi ji. He stopped the Russia-Ukraine war to bring back 22,500 students from there to India.” ” He further said that many students rescued during the Ukraine-Russia war were from Karnataka.
It may be recalled that when the Russia-Ukraine war broke out last year, the Ministry of External Affairs had carried out an evacuation mission in close coordination with Russia as well as Ukraine. More than 22 thousand people were evacuated from Ukraine, including most of the students. Ukraine is a major center for medical education and many Indians visit the country for educational purposes.