Archive · 8 Oct 2026
Telangana BJP Spokesperson Accuses Revanth Reddy of Degrading Democracy
N.V. Subash, a spokesperson for the BJP in Telangana, criticized Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy.
Revanth Reddy had travelled to Delhi to speak about democracy and voting rights.
Subash said this was unfair because he accused Reddy of being involved in an earlier case about money and votes.
Subash also asked why Reddy had not acted on several alleged scandals and land issues.
He accused the Congress and the BRS of pretending to be opponents while secretly cooperating.
Subash said BJP leaders had faced arrests and claimed a Union minister was not treated with proper respect.
He also said protests by Congress leaders were causing traffic jams.
These statements were accusations made by Subash at a press conference; the article does not include a response from Revanth Reddy or the Congress.
BJP chief spokesperson N.V. Subash questioned Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy’s trip to Delhi to discuss democracy and voting rights.
Subash referred to the alleged 2015 cash-for-vote case and accused Revanth Reddy of having degraded the value of votes.
He asked why Revanth Reddy had not acted on alleged land encroachment and corruption cases involving the BRS and its leadership.
Subash accused the Congress and BRS of publicly clashing while cooperating privately, and cited arrests of BJP leaders and alleged protocol issues.
He also accused Congress ministers and MLAs of causing traffic disruption and said the chief minister was neglecting farmers, power tariffs and unemployment.
- Who
- N.V. Subash, Telangana BJP chief spokesperson, criticized Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy.
- What
- Subash accused Reddy of hypocrisy over democracy and voting rights and questioned his response to alleged land and corruption cases.
- When
- At a press conference; no date is stated.
- Where
- The press conference location is not stated. Subash referred to Reddy travelling to Delhi and to alleged land encroachment at Erravelli.
- Why
- Subash said Reddy was speaking about democracy and voting rights despite his alleged role in the 2015 cash-for-vote case, and questioned his inaction on other allegations.
BJP spokesperson’s criticism
Response not included
Democracy and voting rights
BJP spokesperson’s criticism
Subash said Revanth Reddy had degraded the value of votes in the alleged 2015 cash-for-vote case, making his remarks about democracy hypocritical.
Response not included
The article provides no response from Revanth Reddy.
Alleged land and corruption cases
BJP spokesperson’s criticism
Subash questioned why Reddy had not acted on the alleged land encroachment and a list of alleged scams.
Response not included
The article provides no response from Reddy or the BRS to these claims.
Congress and BRS relationship
BJP spokesperson’s criticism
Subash accused the Congress and BRS of fighting publicly but cooperating privately to deceive the public.
Response not included
The article does not include a response from either party.
- Speaker
- N.V. Subash, state BJP chief spokesperson
- Target of criticism
- Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy
- Reported setting
- Press conference
- Earlier case cited
- The alleged 2015 cash-for-vote case
- Land allegation cited
- Subash referred to an earlier allegation that 45 acres of government land at K. Chandrashekar Rao’s Erravelli farmhouse had been encroached.
- Alleged scandals mentioned
- Subash cited Kaleshwaram, phone tapping, Dharani, the sheep scam and power purchases among 20 alleged scams.
- Other issues raised
- Subash alleged BJP leaders faced arrests and said farmers, power tariffs and unemployment were being neglected.