Date: April 15, 2025
Prabhakar Stirs Controversy with Claims of Buying Congress MLAs
BRS MLA Prabhakar Shocking Remarks on KCR’s Return as CM
In a bold and controversial statement, BRS MLA Kotha Prabhakar Reddy has stirred a political storm in Telangana. Speaking to the media, he suggested that there is widespread discontent among the people and industrialists with the current Congress government. According to Reddy, many people, including industrialists, are eager to see former Chief Minister K. Chandrashekar Rao (KCR) return to power.
Sensational Claims of Buying Congress MLAs
In his remarks, Reddy went a step further, stating that there is pressure on the BRS party to form the government—even if it means buying Congress MLAs. He also mentioned that industrialists are ready to provide financial support for this effort, showing interest in funding the return of BRS to power in Telangana.
These claims have sent shockwaves through the political landscape, drawing sharp reactions from Congress leaders.
Congress Responds Strongly to Prabhakar Reddy’s Statement
Congress leaders, including Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy, have hit back at Prabhakar Reddy’s statement. Reddy accused the BRS leadership, especially KCR and his son, of being desperate to destabilize the Congress-led Indiramma government and reclaim power. He added that Prabhakar Reddy’s comments were part of a strategic move by the BRS to undermine the current government.
Ponguleti Reddy: BRS Leaders Are Afraid
Minister Ponguleti also claimed that the BRS leadership was using Prabhakar Reddy to express their fear of the Congress government’s success. He suggested that the BRS leaders were anxious about the ongoing investigation into the illegal wealth they allegedly accumulated during their time in power. According to Ponguleti, this fear is behind the BRS’s attempt to bring down the current government.
A Brewing Political Uproar
Reddy’s remarks have caused a significant political uproar in the state. As the situation develops, all eyes will be on how both the BRS and Congress navigate this controversy and what impact it will have on the political future of Telangana.