Hyderabad: Union minister of state for home Bandi Sanjay Kumar on Friday slammed Telangana Congress govt’s Bharat Summit, alleging that it had become a platform for anti-national elements and foreign forces conspiring to obstruct India’s development and destabilise a democratically elected govt. “Most representatives from the 70 participating countries were opposed to India’s policies,” he claimed.He questioned Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and chief minister A Revanth Reddy over the purpose of the summit, asking who had authorised Congress to discuss India’s internal political affairs with foreign representatives and whether the issues being discussed were in line with India’s foreign policy.Bandi Sanjay alleged that public money was being spent to provide international publicity to Rahul Gandhi’s political ideology. He demanded details of the total expenditure and the amount being borne by the state exchequer. He said farmers were facing drought due to El Nino conditions, unemployed youth were waiting for jobs and govt employees were struggling without DA, PRC and health cards.Referring to the previous summit, he demanded a white paper on the expenditure of Rs 29.4 crore, payments made, implementation of the 44 points in the Hyderabad Declaration, investments attracted, industries established and jobs created.
