The incident occurred during a meeting in the Nagarjunasagar Assembly segment, which is due for a by-election after the death of TRS legislator Nomula Narsimhaiah in December.

Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao Wednesday kicked up a storm after he asked a section of people, including women, to leave his public meeting and likened them to “dogs”. Rao was in Nalgonda district to lay the foundation stone for several irrigation schemes.
The incident occurred during a meeting in the Nagarjunasagar Assembly segment, which is due for a bypoll after the death of TRS legislator Nomula Narsimhaiah in December. The CM reportedly lost his cool when he was interrupted by a group of people who wanted to submit a representation and asked the police personnel present to take them out of the venue.
Take the papers from them. Now that you have given the memo, please leave,” Rao said.
If you want to stay, please be calm or leave peacefully. No one will be disturbed by your antics…we have seen a lot of this drama. There are several dogs like you. Please leave. Police, take them out,” he added.
Telangana CM calls women at Nagarjuna Sagar public meeting as Dogs.Dont forget all those women standing there are the reason you sit in that position Change Your words reflect your attitude. Dont forget this is a democracyDont forget they are our bosses!Appologize Chandrasekar pic.twitter.com/IrRTmBY3Cw
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Responding to the incident, Manickam Tagore, the AICC in-charge for Telangana, sought an apology from Rao. Telangana CM calls women at Nagarjuna Sagar public meeting as Dogs. Dont forget all those women standing there are the reason you sit in that position Change Your words to reflect your attitude. Dont forget this is a democracy. Don’t forget they are our bosses! Apologize Chandrasekar, he wrote.
Tagore also said that representative of the public cannot speak ‘words of dictators’.  A man who holds position as people representative cant speak the word of Dictators, arrogance must be punished, Arrogant must apologise,” he said.
BJP chief spokesperson for Telangana, K Krishna Saagar Rao, said that the CMs comment were an “insult to Hindus” and demanded an apology.
“KCR has insulted Yadavs (Gokasulu) by comparing them with demons (Rakasulu) in his public rally. He claims that he has dealt with and defeated Rakasulu (Demons), and dealing with Gokasulu (those who herd cows) is no big deal, he said.
During the meeting, Rao also trained guns at the Congress and BJP. He warned BJP leaders to be wary of what they speak or face consequences and said that they were like “new beggars who did not know when to go for begging”.