Archive · 6 Oct 2026
Narayana Accuses BJP Government of Vote, Job and Pocket Theft
K. Narayana criticized the BJP government over elections, jobs and people’s expenses.
He said there were concerns about the fairness of the election process.
Some people were asking for answers and for the Chief Election Commissioner to resign, according to Narayana.
He also objected to a proposal to charge fees on UPI payments.
He said those charges could make things cost more for ordinary people.
Narayana asked the government to answer people’s concerns openly.
CPI leader K. Narayana accused the BJP government of burdening people through what he called “vote theft, job theft and pocket theft.”
Speaking to the media in Hanumakonda on Sunday, Narayana said allegations concerning Chief Election Commissioner Gnanesh Kumar had prompted demands for accountability and resignation.
He said concerns about the credibility of the electoral process were gaining momentum across the country.
Narayana opposed proposed charges on UPI transactions, saying they would add a financial burden on ordinary people.
He urged the government to address concerns about elections, employment and financial burdens transparently.
- Who
- CPI National Control Commission Chairman Dr K. Narayana
- What
- He criticized the BJP government over electoral credibility, employment and financial burdens, and opposed proposed UPI transaction charges.
- When
- Sunday; the article does not specify the date.
- Where
- Hanumakonda
- Why
- Narayana said the government should respond transparently to public concerns about elections, jobs and costs.
Narayana’s criticism
Government position
Election credibility
Narayana’s criticism
Narayana said allegations concerning Chief Election Commissioner Gnanesh Kumar had prompted calls for accountability and resignation, and that concerns about electoral credibility were growing.
Government position
The article does not provide a response or position from the BJP government or the Chief Election Commissioner.
UPI charges
Narayana’s criticism
Narayana opposed proposed UPI transaction charges, arguing they would burden ordinary people.
Government position
The article does not provide the government’s position on the proposed charges.
- Speaker
- Dr K. Narayana, CPI National Control Commission Chairman
- Location
- Hanumakonda
- Remarks made
- Sunday
- Election-related issue
- Allegations concerning Chief Election Commissioner Gnanesh Kumar
- Proposed measure opposed
- Charges on UPI transactions
- Narayana’s request
- Address concerns about electoral credibility, employment and financial burdens transparently