BRS chief and Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao always claims that all state governments and the central government in the country copy and implement the welfare schemes and development programs being implemented by the BRS government in Telangana.
He coined a slogan that says, "Telangana implements - Nation follows."
But it has now been proved again that KCR is copying and following the schemes and programs being implemented by YSRCP chief and Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy in AP.
In the cabinet meeting held on Monday, KCR decided to merge TSRTC with the state government and treat over 43,000 employees working in TSRTC as state government employees.
It was Jagan who first merged APSRTC with the state government in September 2019.
Looking at this, TSRTC employees went on strike for 52 days in October 2019, demanding a merger of TSRTC with the state government, as was done by Jagan in AP.
At that time, KCR claimed that Jagan's merger was 'fake' and that the merger of RTC with the state government was not possible.
But after nearly four years, KCR followed in Jagan's footsteps and announced the merger of TSRTC with the state government.
KCR's government also copied Jagan's scheme of "Nadu-Nedu" to develop government schools and introduce English Medium in government schools.
KCR renamed this scheme as "Mana Ooru-Mana Badi" and is developing government schools in Telangana just like in AP.
