Telangana’s newly elected Chief Minister, A. Revanth Reddy, faces his first challenge in attracting investments for the state at the World Economic Forum (WEF) annual meeting in Davos, Switzerland. This marks Reddy’s debut at the Davos event, where he initiated the “Invest in Telangana” campaign upon his arrival on Monday.
However, despite his efforts, the opposition BRS social media and supporters has chosen to mock him.
BRS and some YSRCP supporters have been quick to troll Revanth Reddy, particularly targeting his proficiency in English.
BRS supporters advised him to avoid becoming a subject of mockery, emphasizing the importance of coherent and competent responses on a global platform.
BRS supporters need to recognize that Revanth Reddy, as a mass leader, is attending such a significant event for the first time, putting forth dedicated efforts to promote Telangana globally.
The people of Telangana have already shown appreciation for his work in the past month, and critics should afford him the time to prove himself.
Mastery of English is just one aspect, and becoming a chief minister requires various qualifications. Previous leaders, despite not being fluent in English, successfully attracted investments to Telangana and Hyderabad.
Premature criticism, crying on him, and mocking him while he is on an international stage reflects only a certain desperation and frustration.
