BRS Working President KTR lashed out fiercely on X at the government’s attitude towards the opposition’s demand for irrigation water for the state’s withering crops. “You threaten to spill blood when asked for water… you bloodthirsty monster! Is your thirst for blood not yet quenched?” he asked, vehemently criticizing the Congress administration. He demanded to know how much more blood the “Congress wolf”—which had tormented Telangana and drained the blood of its children for 60 years—craved. He slammed Congress for its murderous history, citing how it gunned down Telangana’s children like birds and caused rivers of blood to flow through encounters. KTR lashed out, accusing Congress of being the killers who claimed the lives of seven youths in 1952 and 369 beloved children in 1969, and of being the beasts responsible for the sacrifice of a thousand lives during the final phase of the statehood struggle; he declared that the party’s hands were stained with the blood of Telangana’s children.
KTR asserted that the bloodstains of Telangana on the monstrous fangs of Congress would never be erased and declared that they were ready to shed any amount of blood for the sake of farmers. He recalled their history of fighting fiercely for the state—even enduring gut-wrenching struggles—and waging battles to secure water rights against all odds. Standing in support of the farmers, KTR warned the Congress government, declaring, “If the ruthless Congress government demands blood in exchange for water, we are ready to shed our blood; satisfy your bloodlust, but quench the thirst of the parched fields.” He asserted that they would not shy away from any sacrifice.
