Eatala Rajendar refutes reports of leaving BJP

Metro India News | Hyderabad 

For the past few days, rumors have been circulating that BJP MP Eatala Rajendar is planning to switch parties. Eatala Rajendar addressed these rumors during a media conference held on Sunday and categorically refuted the reports that he intends to leave the party.

"It has been five years since KCR unceremoniously ousted me from the party. Back then, the situation was such that no matter what we said, we were effectively barred from speaking out publicly. It was under those circumstances that I joined the BJP. Now, rumors are being spread that I am leaving the BJP. Posters to this effect are being put up in Karimnagar and shockingly, even members of my own party are sharing them. I am not the kind of person, who switches the parties easily. In fact, I have stated myself that changing the parties is not as simple as changing one's clothes. There is currently a discussion underway suggesting that KCR made a mistake by losing Eatala Rajendar, and speculation is rife that I might return. I want to make it clear that such a situation will never arise," Eatala Rajendar asserted.

He said that Only he knew the depth of the pain he endured back then. “At that time, there was nothing KCR didn't do to harass and torment me. I am not a person, who craves or chases after the political posts. When the right moment arrives, the world will realize who,  Eatala Rajendar truly is," he remarked.

Rajender claimed that Public sentiment against Chief Minister Revanth Reddy was growing intensely negative and added that Much like KCR, he had stifled the media to prevent critical voices from being heard," Eatala Rajendar alleged. He claimed that the Revanth government appears to be adopting KCR's attitude regarding fee reimbursement—specifically, the stance that they will not pay it and he warned the CM  Revanth Reddy that he was destined to meet the very same fate that befell KCR.

Noting that they currently have three MPs representing the GHMC region, he said that Excluding the two Union Ministers, there are six of the BJP MPs and added that they would fight for the people's issues in the days to come.