During his visit to Hyderabad, Home Minister Amit Shah stated that Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao intends to turn the state into Bengal and that he must be stopped immediately.
On Saturday, the home minister continued, “We will guarantee that the murders of BJP worker Sai Ganesh receive the toughest punishment possible.”
Amit Shah, the Union Home Minister and a BJP veteran, sounded the poll horn in Telangana, blasting the TRS government for alleged corruption and unfulfilled promises, and saying his party is prepared to confront the state’s elections next year.
Amit Shah appealed to the electorate to defeat the incumbent TRS and make the saffron party successful in the 2023 elections, speaking at a public meeting that marked the end of state BJP president Bandi Sanjay Kumar’s second phase of ‘padayatra’ (foot march).
Amit Shah asserted that the BJP is prepared to face elections even if they are held “tomorrow,” and that he can see the writing on the wall that the TRS will lose.
He questioned the crowd, “Do we need to change the Nizam of Telangana or not?” in an evident allusion to Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao.
Amit Shah accused the TRS government of failing to implement the primary planks of the separate Telangana movement of “water, funds, and jobs” if elected to power.
He also stated that his party would abolish minority reservations in the state and provide benefits to STs, SCs, and people from lower socioeconomic strata.
In the last two years, the senior BJP leader, whose party has won two Assembly by-elections and made significant gains in the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation election, expressed confidence in the BJP’s ability to win power in the state in the upcoming elections and urged voters to elect the saffron party to usher in a secure and prosperous Telangana.
Amit Shah claimed that the steering of the TRS electoral symbol of a car is in the hands of AIMIM leader Asaduddin Owaisi.
He said that attempts were being made to make Telangana like West Bengal, an apparent allusion to the deaths of party activists in the eastern state, which the BJP blames on the ruling TMC.
In response to the suspected suicide of BJP activist Sai Ganesh in Khammam as a result of “police harassment,” Shah stated that the BJP will guarantee that those responsible for the party worker’s death were prosecuted.
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