Archive · 29 Jul 2026
Kishan Reddy criticizes Priyanka over student protest remarks
Union Minister G Kishan Reddy criticized Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi for her remarks on student protests in Delhi.
He asked if she knew her party's history, recalling that during the Telangana movement under Congress rule, 369 students were shot dead and nearly 1,200 youths and students lost their lives.
He also mentioned that the Congress government imprisoned and tortured students during the Emergency.
Kishan Reddy questioned whether Priyanka Gandhi saw the anguish of these students or viewed them as terrorists.
Union Minister G Kishan Reddy criticized Congress leader Priyanka Gandhi for her remarks on student protests.
Kishan Reddy questioned Priyanka Gandhi's knowledge of Congress' history with student protests.
He recalled that 369 students were shot dead during the first phase of the Telangana movement under Congress rule.
Nearly 1,200 youths and students lost their lives during the later agitation, including Yadi Reddy who committed suicide in front of Parliament.
Kishan Reddy mentioned that the Congress government imprisoned and tortured students during the Emergency.
- Who
- G Kishan Reddy and Priyanka Gandhi
- What
- Criticism of Priyanka Gandhi's remarks on student protests
- When
- Tuesday
- Where
- Hyderabad
- Why
- Kishan Reddy questioned Priyanka Gandhi's knowledge of Congress' history with student protests
G Kishan Reddy's Perspective
Priyanka Gandhi's Perspective
Treatment of Student Protesters
G Kishan Reddy's Perspective
Kishan Reddy defends police action, questioning Priyanka Gandhi's knowledge of Congress' history with student protests.
Priyanka Gandhi's Perspective
Priyanka Gandhi questioned the treatment of student protesters, comparing it to treatment of terrorists.
- Union Minister
- G Kishan Reddy
- Congress Leader
- Priyanka Gandhi
- Telangana Movement Deaths
- 369 students during first phase, nearly 1,200 youths and students later
- Emergency Period
- Congress government imprisoned and tortured students fighting to save democracy