New Delhi: Telangana CM Revantha Reddy Recently, PM Modi and rival BR were attacked on the “One Ringing” controversy in protest against the propagation of publicity using artificial intelligence.
Reddy claimed that the alleged Hyderabad Central University (HCU) allegations against his government on land encroachment were part of a “poisonous campaign”.
“Opposition spread false propaganda using artificial intelligence on HCU land. Considering the opposition campaign correct, Prime Minister Modi also commented from bulldozer. BJP and BR are jointly spreading a poisonous campaign against the government of the people. We will have only a good future if we have increased the reputation of the party and the government,”
In a rapid political attack, Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Monday – first – for the first time – the Congress government accused the Congress government in Telangana that “Buldose forests” were attempted in the Kancha Gachibovli area, which mentioned a dispute around 400 acres of land, which was involved in Hydrabad University.
PM Modi made these comments during a public rally in Haryana, while inaugurating several developmental projects with Chief Minister Naib Singh Saini.
Modi said, “Congress is cheating people. In Telangana, he made false promises to win power and is now harming forest land and wildlife. For us, there is a vehicle of politics service, not power,” Modi said, Modi said, in contrast to the BJP’s rule with Congress -led states, where they claimed that prices were rising and the atmosphere was neglected.
His comment came after a BJP delegation, including Union Minister Gi Kishan Reddy and Bandi Sanjay, met Environment Minister Bhupendra Yadav and Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan, which urged the intervention to prevent any land auction in the Kancha Gachibovali area.
The Ministry of Environment has already sought a report from the Telangana government, while Kishan Reddy has written to the Chief Minister demanding a Revent Reddy to stop for the proposed auction. The Congress said with TPCC President B Mahesh Kumar Gaud, “PM Modi is forgetting his own track record. He inaugurated about five buildings in UOH, which lacked proper forest and municipal approval. His government cut more than 1.09 lakh trees in the last five years in Parliament.”
Gaud further said that Modi himself had admitted that 17,000 trees had fallen in Ahmedabad. He said, “The real intention behind Modi’s comment is to draw the attention of the Congress government’s achievements on the SC classification, 42 percent BC and the attention of the people of the supply of rice.”
Earlier, Telangana CMO accused several prominent personalities, including Mirza, John Abraham and Raveena Tandon, who accused the 400 -acre plot in Hyderabad of disseminating misleading videos and images associated with the controversy.
Meanwhile, the Telangana government filed a petition in the High Court on Monday, requesting an investigation into the alleged use of AI-related materials to spread the false narratives around the 400-acre land in Gachibovli.
Disputes around the Land Development Project gave rise to students’ protests at Hyderabad University (UOH). The students claim that the land belongs to the university, while the state government says it is owned by the state.
