Archive · 29 Oct 2025
BRS Accused of "White-Collar Rowdyism" by Congress MLA Naini Rajender Reddy
A leader from the Congress party, Naini Rajender Reddy, is saying that the other party, BRS, was like a bully while they were in charge for ten years.
He called it 'white-collar rowdyism,' meaning they were sneaky and bad, not like typical fighters.
He also said BRS made empty promises and didn't do much development, unlike the Congress party which he claims has done a lot in just two years.
He is asking people to vote for the Congress candidate, Naveen Yadav, in an upcoming election, and to remember how BRS allegedly tricked them with small gifts and false promises.
He also mentioned that current development in Jubilee Hills was done when Congress was in power before.
Congress MLA Naini Rajender Reddy accused the BRS of nurturing "white-collar rowdyism" during its rule.
Reddy stated that the BRS's ten-year governance saw no development, while the Congress government achieved significant progress in two years.
He defended Congress candidate Naveen Yadav against BRS's labeling, calling it hypocritical.
The MLA alleged that both BRS and BJP deceive people with empty promises and small gifts.
He urged Congress workers to highlight the government's development initiatives and BRS's unfulfilled promises to secure votes for Naveen Yadav.
- Who
- Warangal West MLA Naini Rajender Reddy
- What
- Accused the BRS party of nurturing "white-collar rowdyism" and deceiving people, contrasting its ten-year rule with the Congress government's two-year achievements in development and welfare.
- When
- Tuesday, during the Jubilee Hills by-election campaign
- Where
- Borabanda division, Hyderabad
- Why
- To defend Congress candidate Naveen Yadav and criticize the BRS party ahead of the Jubilee Hills by-election.
- Accusation
- BRS nurtured "white-collar rowdyism" and engaged in deception
- Speaker
- Naini Rajender Reddy, Warangal West MLA
- Context
- Jubilee Hills by-election campaign
- Congress Candidate Mentioned
- Naveen Yadav
- Timeframe of Alleged BRS Misrule
- Ten years
- Timeframe of Current Congress Rule Mentioned
- Two years
