Archive · 11 Aug 2026
Telangana BJP chief vows intensified agitations against Congress policies
A leader of a big political party called the BJP is very unhappy with the state government run by the Congress party.
He says the government has made plans that hurt people who do not have much money.
One of those plans is called the CURE Bill, and he thinks it will be a big problem for many families.
His party will hold workshops and classes to teach people about this plan.
He also says the government promised to help people but did not keep those promises, even after three years.
The leader says that some government land was taken by other people in Balapur and Nadergul, and the government did not stop them.
He also talked about a kind of petrol made with ethanol, which comes from plants.
He says this petrol is good for the country and that the Congress party suggested it many years ago.
The BJP says it will keep protesting to make sure the government listens to the people.
Telangana BJP president N Ramchander Rao said the party will intensify agitations against what it calls the anti-people policies of the Congress government.
The BJP will hold a workshop to create public awareness about the Core Urban Region Integrated Governance Bill 2026 (CURE Bill), which Rao said would be a 'severe nightmare' for poor and middle-class people.
Rao alleged the Congress government failed to implement promises made to the public even after three years in power and called the situation a 'sheer administrative failure.'
He questioned why HYDRAA had not taken action to retrieve over 300 acres of government land allegedly encroached upon by individuals in Balapur and Nadergul.
On E20 ethanol-blended petrol, Rao said it is in the national interest and noted that Congress itself recommended its usage over a decade ago, while Congress and its allies oppose it by spreading rumours.
- Who
- N Ramchander Rao, president of the Telangana unit of the BJP, speaking against the state's Congress government led by Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy.
- What
- The BJP announced it will intensify agitations and hold awareness workshops against the Congress government's policies, especially the Core Urban Region Integrated Governance Bill 2026 (CURE Bill).
- When
- August 10, during an informal media interaction in Hyderabad; the Congress government has completed three years in power.
- Where
- Hyderabad, Telangana, India.
- Why
- The BJP says the CURE Bill will harm poor and middle-class residents and that the Congress government has failed to fulfill its public promises.
Congress government and allies
BJP (Telangana State)
CURE Bill 2026
Congress government and allies
The Congress government is bringing the Core Urban Region Integrated Governance Bill 2026; the article does not present its defense of the bill.
BJP (Telangana State)
BJP says the bill will be a 'severe nightmare' for poor and middle-class people and plans awareness workshops and intensified agitations against it.
E20 ethanol-blended petrol
Congress government and allies
Congress and its allies oppose E20 ethanol-blended petrol, an opposition the BJP says amounts to spreading rumours.
BJP (Telangana State)
BJP calls ethanol-blended petrol a positive step in the national interest and notes Congress itself recommended its usage over a decade ago after numerous tests.
- State
- Telangana (India)
- Party making the announcement
- Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), Telangana unit
- Speaker
- N Ramchander Rao, Telangana State BJP President
- Government criticised
- Congress government led by Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy
- Key issue
- Core Urban Region Integrated Governance Bill 2026 (CURE Bill)
- Land dispute
- Over 300 acres of government land allegedly encroached in Balapur and Nadergul; BJP questions HYDRAA inaction
- Fuel policy
- E20 ethanol-blended petrol supported by BJP; opposed by Congress and its allies, according to BJP
- BJP plan
- Intensify agitations and hold an awareness workshop