Revanth Reddy slams KCR for digging Cash for Vote case

Hyderabad, May 10: As we know that, Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao has decided to hold a review meeting on the controversial cash-for-votes case that rocked the state in 2015, triggered off a massive political furor on Tuesday.

Chief accused Revanth Reddy held a press meet, where he told reporters, "Unable to digest opposition leaders pointing out his fault, KCR, on the orders of Prime Minister Narenda Modi, is playing this game. It is because of this that he called for the meeting and ensured that the newspapers and other media channels reported it."

Revanth also said that he was neither afraid of Modi nor Kedi (KCR), adding that the Telangana Chief Minister was "simply triggering speculation so he can scare us, and save himself and ensure no opposition for 2019 elections."

However, he also said that he couldn't speak on the specifics of the case due to conditional bail order of the court.

"Andhra Pradesh CM Chandrababu Naidu has given a call to defeat the BJP in the Karnataka Assembly elections and because of this, on the suggestion of Modi, KCR has reopened the cash-for-vote case," Revanth alleged.