Enjoy Dum Biryani while in Hyderabad, KTR mocks BJP leaders

July 02, 2022 10:30

Poking fun at the delegates who descended in Hyderabad to attend the Bharatiya Janata Party's National Executive meet, Telangana Rashtra Samiti working president and minister K T Rama Rao has asked them to enjoy world famous Hyderabadi Dum Biryani and Irani tea during their stay.

The BJP's NEC began on Saturday with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and a host of other bigwigs attending the two-day conclave.

'Welcome the WhatsApp University for its executive council meeting to the beautiful city of Hyderabad. To all the Jhumla Jeevis; Don't forget to enjoy our Dum Biryani & Irani Chai,' Rama Rao tweeted last night.

Posting pictures of some of the flagship iconic initiatives of the state government such as T-Hub 2.0, Kaleshwaram Project, Police Command Control building and Yadadri Temple, he also suggested the leaders to visit those places, take notes and try to implement them in their respective states.

In press release on Friday, KTR, son of Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao said Prime Minister Modi should study the Telangana model of development, its policies, schemes that could be implemented in BJP-ruled states which are being troubled by double engine.

"Learn from Telangana. 'Aao-Dhekho-Seekho," he told Modi. -- PTI

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