Archive · 2 Sep 2026
BJP Accuses Telangana Congress Government of 1,000 Days of Betrayal
Telangana BJP leader N Ramachander Rao was stopped by police at his home.
He had planned to visit a BJP leader in Nalgonda after that leader’s house was allegedly damaged.
Later, Rao spoke to reporters at a police station.
He said the Congress government had not kept many of its promises.
He mentioned farm loans, farmer payments, jobs, salaries and pensions.
He also questioned the paddy bonus and several government agencies and policies.
The government’s response to these accusations was not included in the article.
Rao said the BJP would keep protesting.
Telangana BJP president N Ramachander Rao was placed under house arrest before a planned visit to Nalgonda.
Rao said the Congress government’s 1,000 days of governance amounted to “1,000 days of public betrayal.”
He alleged that farmers, unemployed youth, women, employees and pensioners had been let down.
Rao claimed Rs 18,000 crore had been disbursed against nearly Rs 40,000 crore needed for a complete farm loan waiver.
He said the BJP would continue its democratic opposition despite arrests and what he called “illegal cases.”
- Who
- Telangana BJP president N Ramachander Rao and the Congress-led Telangana government headed by A Revanth Reddy.
- What
- Rao was placed under house arrest and later criticised the government’s record during its 1,000 days in office.
- When
- Tuesday morning; the alleged vandalism of Varshit Reddy’s residence occurred on Monday.
- Where
- Rao’s residence, Gandhinagar Police Station and Nalgonda, Telangana.
- Why
- Police stopped Rao before his planned visit to meet District BJP president Varshit Reddy, whose residence was allegedly vandalised by Youth Congress workers.
- BJP leader
- N Ramachander Rao, president of the Telangana BJP
- Government criticised
- The A Revanth Reddy-led Congress government in Telangana
- Farm loan waiver claim
- Rao said nearly Rs 40,000 crore was needed, while Rs 18,000 crore had been disbursed
- Rythu Bharosa claim
- Rao alleged assistance was reduced from the promised Rs 15,000 to Rs 12,000 per acre
- Jobs claim
- Rao said 16,000 jobs had been provided against a promise of lakhs within 100 days
- Other issues raised
- Paddy bonus, salaries, pensions, PRC implementation, HYDRAA, HILT, CURE, land disputes, fee reimbursement and law and order
- Police action
- Rao was first placed under house arrest and later shifted to Gandhinagar Police Station