Archive · 25 Nov 2025
GHMC Allocates Rs 2 Crore Budget to Each Corporator Amid Heated Debate
The GHMC Council in Hyderabad had a very heated meeting.
They decided to give each member Rs 2 crore for their work.
But there was a big argument about whether to sing the national song Vande Mataram.
The BJP wanted to sing it, but the AIMIM objected.
This led to a lot of shouting and almost fighting.
The Congress and BRS members also had arguments.
Later, the BJP members brought a buffalo to protest because they felt their complaints were not being heard.
One Congress member even said he got a threat letter.
After a lunch break, the meeting continued more calmly, with discussions about cleaning the city.
GHMC Council proposed allocating Rs 2 crore to each corporator.
Heated arguments erupted over singing Vande Mataram, with BJP insisting and AIMIM objecting.
BJP corporators brought a buffalo to the GHMC office as a symbolic protest.
Congress corporator Baba Fasiuddin reported a life threat and lodged a police complaint.
The meeting saw multiple adjournments and interventions by marshals to restore order.
- Who
- GHMC Council members, including BJP, AIMIM, Congress, and BRS
- What
- Budget allocation of Rs 2 crore per corporator and heated debates
- When
- Tuesday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- GHMC Council meeting in Hyderabad
- Why
- To address civic issues and allocate funds, but debates over national song and political clashes
- Budget Allocation
- Rs 2 crore per corporator
- Controversial Demand
- Singing Vande Mataram
- Key Participants
- BJP, AIMIM, Congress, BRS members
- Unusual Protest
- BJP corporators brought a buffalo to GHMC office
- Life Threat Claim
- Congress corporator Baba Fasiuddin reported a threat
- Notable Attendees
- MLAs, MLCs, and other ex-officio members
- Sanitation Concerns
- Demands for more sweepers and better garbage collection
- Meeting Duration
- Continued till 1:30 PM with a lunch break