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Revanth Reddy Accuses Goa BJP of Failing to Curb Drugs
A. Revanth Reddy, the chief minister of Telangana, spoke at a Congress event in Goa.
He said Goa's government was not doing enough to stop drugs from being sold.
He said a special team from Telangana had traced drugs to Goa and arrested people there.
Reddy also criticized the BJP over land, voter lists and the use of government agencies.
These were his allegations, and the article does not include responses from the BJP or Goa's chief minister.
He asked people to vote for Congress in the 2027 Goa election.
He warned that votes for smaller parties might help the BJP.
The Congress event was part of a campaign about protecting Goa's land, environment, identity and heritage.
Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy accused Goa's BJP government of failing to curb drug trafficking.
He said Telangana's EAGLE force traced drugs to Goa and conducted a crackdown there.
Reddy questioned the effectiveness of the Centre's 'Nasha Mukt Bharat' campaign in Goa.
At a Congress rally, he alleged land transfers, voter-roll deletions and misuse of agencies for electoral advantage.
He urged voters to back Congress ahead of Goa's 2027 Assembly elections, warning votes for smaller parties could benefit the BJP.
- Who
- Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy spoke at a Congress event; he criticized Goa Chief Minister Pramod Sawant and the BJP government.
- What
- Reddy alleged that Goa's government had failed to curb drug trafficking and made other accusations about land, elections and voter rolls.
- Where
- Goa.
- When
- Sunday; the event was held during the 27-day Goy Rakhonn Yatra, launched September 22, ahead of the 2027 Goa Assembly elections.
- Why
- Reddy urged voters to support Congress and said the campaign sought to protect Goa's land, environment, identity and heritage.
Revanth Reddy's claims
Other side's response
Drug trafficking in Goa
Revanth Reddy's claims
Reddy accused Goa's BJP government of failing to curb drug trafficking and questioned implementation of the 'Nasha Mukt Bharat' campaign.
Other side's response
The article does not report a response from the Goa government, the BJP, the prime minister or the Union home minister.
Land and elections
Revanth Reddy's claims
Reddy alleged land was being transferred to others, voter names were being deleted and investigative agencies and electoral processes were being used for BJP advantage.
Other side's response
The article does not report responses to these allegations from the BJP or election authorities.
Key facts
- Speaker
- A. Revanth Reddy, chief minister of Telangana
- Campaign
- Goy Rakhonn Yatra, also called the Save Goa March
- Campaign duration
- 27 days
- Campaign launch
- September 22
- Election cited
- Goa Assembly elections in 2027
- Drug enforcement unit cited
- Telangana's EAGLE force
- Reddy's claim
- He said Telangana's team traced the source of drugs to Goa and conducted a crackdown.
Quotes
A. Revanth Reddy
Telangana Chief Minister speaking at a Congress meeting in Goa.
“Goa has transformed into a hub of drugs. What is stopping Pramod Sawant from initiating action, when the entire state and Central agencies are at your disposal? Why haven't the Prime Minister and the Union home minister, who speak of a 'Nasha Mukt Bharat' failed to implement that vision here?”
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“Similar to Goa, Telangana was also facing the drug menace. After taking office, I formed the EAGLE force to keep in check and eradicate the drugs. When we found that the source of these drugs was Goa, I sent our EAGLE team which launched a crackdown and nabbed drug peddlers”
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