KCR walking Congress path, thinks he can win elections without doing any work: Modi in Telanagana 

New Delhi, Delhi, India

Prime Minister Narendra Modi said Monday that Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao was walking the Congress path and that he thinks he can win the elections without doing any work. 

Modi was speaking at an election rally in Telanagana. The state goes to the polls on December 7. 

"The Chief Minister of this state is walking on Congress' path. He thinks that if Congress can win elections without doing anything, he too can do it. But he must know that youth of the state are aware of the ground realities," Modi said. 

Modi added that KCR says he will turn Nizamabad into London "but look at the condition of this region". 

He then said that "the region lacks development" 

Modi went on to say that KCR learnt his politics from the Congress. 

"He learnt from them and destroyed Telangana," Modi said. Adding that if the Congress now comes to power, "they’ll do 100 times more destruction". 

And he accused both the Congress and KCR's TRS (Telangana Rashtra Samithi) of believing in dynastic politics. 

"They are two sides of same coin. Both parties appease the minority, both parties believe in vote-bank politics, none of them have internal democracy," Modi said.