Archive · 19 Jan 2026
BJP Demands Fair Municipal Division in Telangana
The BJP in Telangana is asking the government to divide municipal areas fairly.
They say that Muslim areas are getting more representation than Hindu areas, which they think is unfair.
They want a new big city corporation called Greater Ranga Reddy to help more people.
The BJP also said that the Chief Minister is wrong to call them divisive, as they believe the BJP is working for everyone equally.
They want the government to focus on good governance instead of blaming others.
BJP alleges biased division of municipal wards, favoring Muslim-majority areas.
Demands creation of Greater Ranga Reddy Municipal Corporation for better urban governance.
BJP accuses Chief Minister Revanth Reddy of divisive politics and selective memory.
BJP claims Congress institutionalized divisive politics and retained colonial-era systems.
BJP advocates for equal representation and inclusive agenda transcending religious boundaries.
- Who
- BJP leaders K Visweshwar Reddy and NV Subash, Chief Minister Revanth Reddy
- What
- Demands for fair municipal division and creation of Greater Ranga Reddy Municipal Corporation, accusations of biased ward division and divisive politics
- When
- Sunday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Hyderabad, Telangana
- Why
- Allegations of unequal representation and biased governance
- Location
- Hyderabad, Telangana
- Key Figures
- K Visweshwar Reddy (BJP MP), NV Subash (BJP spokesperson), Revanth Reddy (Chief Minister)
- Demands
- Greater Ranga Reddy Municipal Corporation, fair ward division
- Accusations
- Biased ward division, divisive politics
- BJP's Stance
- Equal representation, inclusive agenda
