Archive · 10 Nov 2025
BJP Alleges Electoral Imbalance, Criticizes Congress Campaign Tactics
The leader of the BJP party in Telangana, N Ramchander Rao, believes his party has a very good chance of winning the upcoming election in Jubilee Hills.
He thinks his party's campaigning has made people want to vote for them.
He is also saying that the other main party, Congress, is not talking about good things they have done for the state and is instead trying to get votes by talking about religion.
He feels this is unfair.
Mr. Rao also defended the national government, saying it has given a lot of money and help to Telangana for many important projects.
He thinks the Congress party is making up lies and is responsible for problems like shortages and delays in payments for students.
He is sure his party's candidate will win.
BJP State President N Ramchander Rao believes the BJP is well-positioned to win the Jubilee Hills by-election due to strong campaigning.
Rao accused the ruling Congress party of engaging in communal politics and making religion a tool for seeking votes.
He refuted criticisms of the central government's contributions to Telangana, claiming over Rs 12 lakh crore has been allocated for development.
The BJP leader blamed the state Congress government's inefficiency for issues such as fertilizer shortages and delayed employee salaries.
Ramchander Rao denied rumors of internal divisions within the BJP and expressed confidence in his party's candidate, Deepak Reddy.
- Who
- Telangana State BJP President N Ramchander Rao and the BJP party, with accusations directed at the ruling Congress party.
- What
- BJP President N Ramchander Rao asserted that the election campaign has significantly boosted the BJP's prospects in the Jubilee Hills by-election, alleged that the Congress is using communal politics and is inefficient, and defended the central government's contributions to Telangana.
- When
- Sunday (during campaign period), with polling scheduled for Tuesday (November 11).
- Where
- Jubilee Hills Assembly constituency, Hyderabad, Telangana.
- Why
- To garner support for the BJP candidate Deepak Reddy and to counter the Congress party's campaign strategies and alleged failures in governance.
BJP's Accusations
Alleged Congress Campaign Tactics
Vote Luring and Communal Politics
BJP's Accusations
BJP State President N Ramchander Rao asserts that the electoral dice are heavily loaded in favor of the BJP due to strong campaigning. He accuses the ruling Congress party of resorting to communal politics, citing alleged slogans like 'Congress means Muslims and Muslim mean Congress' and appeals by the Deputy CM to the Christian community to vote only for Congress. Rao calls this communal provocation and questions if Congress only needs Muslim votes.
Alleged Congress Campaign Tactics
While not directly stated, the existing summary suggests Congress and BRS focused on campaigning, with allegations of vote-luring through money distribution, particularly to women's self-help groups. The BJP president's comments imply a defensive stance against perceived Congress attempts to sway voters through divisive religious appeals.
Central Government's Contributions vs. State Failures
BJP's Accusations
Ramchander Rao strongly refutes criticisms from Congress leaders and CM Revanth Reddy regarding the Centre's contributions to Telangana. He claims the central government has allocated over Rs 12 lakh crore for development, citing projects in transport, education, health, and research, along with specific initiatives like the revival of Ramagundam Fertilizer Plant, NTPC projects, establishment of the Turmeric Board, and a Central Tribal University. He also highlights significant infrastructure development including National Highways, rural roads, and railway lines, plus investments in Pharma, Aerospace, and IT sectors.
Alleged Congress Campaign Tactics
BJP State President N Ramchander Rao calls the Congress party the 'Mother of Lies' and blames the state government's inefficiency for issues like fertilizer shortages, delayed employee salaries, and student fee reimbursement arrears. He alleges the Congress government is exploiting the poor for 'real estate business,' comparing it to BRS leaders amassing wealth in the Kaleshwaram Project, and criticizes the demolition of poor people's houses by HYDRAA while questioning why a college built within Full Tank Level limits is not being demolished. He also questions the Musi project's roadmap and cost estimates without a Detailed Project Report.
Internal Party Unity
BJP's Accusations
Ramchander Rao vehemently denies 'false news' being spread on Congress social media about internal differences among BJP leaders, asserting that all leaders are actively participating in the campaign.
Alleged Congress Campaign Tactics
The provided article does not contain information attributed to the Congress party regarding internal BJP unity.
- Election Date
- Polling scheduled for Tuesday (November 11)
- Key Contenders
- BJP, Congress, BRS
- BJP Candidate
- Deepak Reddy
- BJP State President's Stance
- Electoral dice heavily loaded in favour of BJP due to effective campaigning; confident of victory.
- Allegations Against Congress
- Using communal politics, making religion a political weapon, inefficiency leading to shortages and arrears, exploiting the poor for real estate.
- BJP's Claims on Central Aid
- Over Rs 12 lakh crore allocated for Telangana's development since 2014, highlighting major projects and infrastructure development.
- Specific Central Projects Mentioned
- Revival of Ramagundam Fertilizer Plant, NTPC power projects, Turmeric Board in Nizamabad, Sammakka-Sarakka Central Tribal University.
Sources
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