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Telangana BJP Chief Accuses Congress, BRS of Mutual Protection Deal
N. Ramchander Rao, who leads the BJP in Telangana, criticized the Congress government and the BRS.
He said the two parties were accusing each other but not taking action over corruption claims.
He also said teachers’ concerns were not being properly addressed and criticized the arrest of protesting teachers.
Rao said farmers in some areas were struggling with dry fields and shortages of water and electricity.
He asked the government to pay farmers an instalment of Rythu Bharosa before the Rabi season.
He also said a promised crop-insurance improvement had not happened.
Rao argued that people were beginning to see the BJP as another choice in the state.
Some television and film workers joined the party during the event.
N. Ramchander Rao accused Congress and the BRS of a “quid pro quo” deal to shield each other from corruption allegations.
He questioned why no BRS leaders had been arrested despite a Congress promise to act on alleged corruption within 100 days of taking office.
Rao said the government had failed to address teacher transfer demands and condemned the arrest of teachers protesting near Gandhi Bhavan.
He called for an instalment of Rythu Bharosa before the Rabi season and criticized the state over crop insurance and farmers’ access to water and power.
Rao said the BJP was becoming an alternative in Telangana; several television and film personalities joined the party at the event.
- Who
- N. Ramchander Rao, BJP Telangana president, made the accusations; television and film personalities also joined the BJP.
- What
- Rao criticized Congress and the BRS, raised concerns about teachers and farmers, and described the BJP as an alternative in Telangana.
- Where
- A press conference at the BJP state office in Hyderabad, Telangana.
- When
- Friday; no date is specified.
- Why
- Rao said the parties’ exchange of corruption accusations was not helping the public and cited unresolved teacher and farmer concerns.
Key facts
- Speaker
- N. Ramchander Rao, BJP Telangana president
- Accusation
- Rao alleged that Congress and the BRS had a “quid pro quo” arrangement to shield each other’s corruption.
- Congress promise cited
- Rao said Congress had promised to act on BRS corruption within 100 days of taking office.
- Teacher transfers
- Rao said only 100–200 of nearly 4,000 people eligible for transfers or deputations had been covered under GO 190.
- Farm support requested
- Rao urged the state to release one Rythu Bharosa instalment before the Rabi season.
- Party event
- Several television and film personalities joined the BJP under the leadership of actor Vaibhav Surya.
Sources
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