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BJP Calls Assembly March Over Fee Reimbursement Dues
The BJP wants the government to pay overdue fee reimbursement money.
Party leaders say the unpaid amount is Rs 15,000 crore.
They planned a march to the Assembly in Hyderabad.
The march was linked to a protest called “Fee Bakayi-BJP Ladai.”
Police did not give permission for the protest at Dharna Chowk.
BJP leaders criticized the police and the government’s decision.
They also said police tried to keep N Ramachander Rao at home.
Rao instead went to Delhi for a meeting called by BJP national leaders.
Party leaders said students, young people and workers would join the protest.
BJP state president N Ramachander Rao called for a “Chalo Assembly” programme to demand immediate release of pending fee reimbursement dues.
The party said Rs 15,000 crore remains unpaid and planned a march involving students, youth and party workers.
Police denied permission for the BJP’s planned “Fee Bakayi-BJP Ladai” protest at Dharna Chowk.
BJP leaders alleged that police attempted to place Rao under house arrest, while Rao left for Delhi for a national leadership meeting.
Party leaders announced that participants would assemble near the Assembly, citing different timings of 10 am and 11 am.
- Who
- The BJP, led in the state by N Ramachander Rao, along with students, youth and party workers.
- What
- A “Chalo Assembly” protest demanding release of Rs 15,000 crore in pending fee reimbursement dues.
- Where
- Hyderabad, including Dharna Chowk and the area outside the Assembly.
- When
- Monday; party announcements cited assembly times of 10 am and 11 am.
- Why
- The BJP says earlier protests, hunger strikes and appeals failed to secure payment of the pending dues.
BJP’s Position
Police Position
Permission for protest
BJP’s Position
The BJP said denying permission for its Dharna Chowk protest was unjustified and warned of a major Assembly siege if permission was not restored.
Police Position
Police denied permission for the planned protest; the articles do not state the police’s reason for refusing permission.
Police treatment of party leaders
BJP’s Position
BJP leaders alleged that police attempted to place N Ramachander Rao under house arrest and criticized the action as dubious and autocratic.
Police Position
The articles report the BJP’s allegation but do not include a police response or confirmation.
Fee reimbursement dues
BJP’s Position
The BJP demanded immediate payment of Rs 15,000 crore, saying previous protests, hunger strikes and appeals had failed.
Police Position
The articles do not provide a government response to the BJP’s demand or explain the status of the claimed dues.
Key facts
- Protest name
- “Chalo Assembly,” linked to the “Fee Bakayi-BJP Ladai” campaign
- Main demand
- Immediate release of pending fee reimbursement dues
- Amount claimed pending
- Rs 15,000 crore
- Proposed participants
- Students, youth and BJP workers
- Police action
- Permission was denied for the Dharna Chowk protest
- N Ramachander Rao
- He left for Delhi after being called to a meeting by BJP national leadership
Sources
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