Hyderabad: Trs has decided to go out of the NDA government led by BJP which states that it will be ‘enemy Telangana’ if the country continues to be ignored in the 2022-23 Union budget to be presented on Tuesday.
The party has demanded justice in terms of fund devolution, project sanctions and implementation of promises made for this in the state reorganization law.
TRS has also decided to boycott the address of President Ramnath Kovind on Monday to houses in a common parliamentary session.
Minister of Finance Nirmala Sitharaman will present the Union budget in February.
In the parliamentary budget session began on Monday.
TRS has nine members in Lok Sabha and seven at Rajya Sabha.
Those who gathered argued that the President’s address boycott would send a strong message to the BJP government about how seriously TRS about continuous Telangana neglect.
“CMO has registered 23 issues about the development of Telangana who are waiting with the central government.
Based on the allocation that will be carried out for Telangana in the Union 2022-23 budget, MPs of Parliament TRS will increase the problem in both houses to corner the center to discriminate through Telangana in a budget session,” said Trs MP Ranjit Reddy to Ti after the meeting.
The ministerial chairman, cabinet colleague and Secretary of Chief Somesh Kumar has written a letter to PM Narendra Modi, Minister of Union and Secretary who seek the implementation of the promise made for Telangana in the state reorganization law.