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Telangana Assembly Elections 2018 : Are we in democracy or in dictator's rule:Revanth's wife Geeta questions police
Revanth Reddys wife Geetha strongly condemned the arrest of her husband as undemocratic With such incidents by police in the pressure of Caretaker Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao, police were creating a situation before public that are we in democratic country or in dictators rule
Revanth Reddy's wife Geetha strongly condemned the arrest of her husband as undemocratic. With such incidents by police in the pressure of Caretaker Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao, police were creating a situation before public that are we in democratic country or in dictator's rule.
She criticised police by forcibly entering into their house and by breaking the doors arrested her husband. 'Is this a way to behave with a leader who is a state working president for a National party', she questioned the police.
She alleged that by colluding with Central government, caretaker Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao threatening the opposition leaders in an undemocratic way. She urged the Telangana voters and Kodangal voters to teach them a lesson in the elections by defeating them.
She urged the State Election Commission to work impartially. She said if they work under pressure of somebody then the ultimate looser will be democracy and people.
