Archive · 25 Aug 2026
BJP Threatens Statewide Agitation Over Pending Fee Reimbursement Dues
The BJP says the government has not paid money meant to help students with college fees.
A BJP leader claimed the unpaid amount is about Rs 15,000 crore.
He said colleges are pressuring students and their parents to pay.
The BJP wants the government to release the money quickly.
It supports a hunger strike by former MLC N Ramchander Rao.
The party also wants answers about land placed on the prohibited 22-A list.
It questioned how land was allotted to large organisations while ordinary people face difficulties.
The BJP said it may organise protests across the state if these problems are not addressed.
BJP Khammam district president Nelluri Koteswara Rao threatened statewide agitation if fee reimbursement dues remain unpaid.
Rao claimed pending fee reimbursement dues had reached around Rs 15,000 crore.
He said colleges were pressuring students and families over unpaid fees, threatening their education.
The BJP demanded inquiries and transparency over 22-A land classifications and allotments to major organisations.
Rao also warned of agitation or legal action over delayed house-site allotments for eligible journalists in Khammam.
- Who
- BJP Khammam district president Nelluri Koteswara Rao, supported by local BJP leaders and workers.
- What
- The BJP threatened statewide agitation over unpaid fee reimbursement dues and raised land and journalists’ house-site issues.
- When
- The warning was issued on Monday; no date was given for a statewide protest.
- Where
- The announcement was made at the BJP district office in Khammam, with possible mobilisation in Hyderabad.
- Why
- The BJP said fee reimbursement dues, 22-A land disputes and delayed journalist house-site allotments required immediate government action.
- Claimed pending dues
- Around Rs 15,000 crore in fee reimbursement payments, according to Nelluri Koteswara Rao.
- Potential action
- The BJP threatened a statewide agitation if the government does not clear the dues.
- Student impact
- Rao said colleges were pressuring students and parents over unpaid fees.
- Hunger strike
- The Khammam BJP expressed support for former MLC N Ramchander Rao’s hunger strike.
- Land issue
- The BJP called for an inquiry into 22-A land classifications and greater transparency in revenue records.
- Corporate allotments
- Rao demanded a white paper on land allotments to Phoenix and other major organisations.
- Journalists’ housing
- The BJP demanded faster allotment of house sites to eligible journalists in Khammam.