Archive · 28 Aug 2026
BJP Demands Full-Time Education Minister, Release of Telangana Student Dues
BJP leaders held a protest in Warangal about unpaid student fees and scholarships.
They said students and colleges were facing difficulties because the money had not been released.
The leaders also asked Telangana to appoint a full-time Education Minister.
They said this minister could focus on problems affecting education.
The protest took place at Kashibugga Circle in Warangal East.
It was part of the BJP’s Fee Dues campaign.
Protesters burned an effigy of Chief Minister Revanth Reddy to show their anger.
They warned that bigger protests could follow if the government did not clear the payments.
The articles do not report a response from the Telangana government.
BJP leaders demanded a full-time Education Minister to address students’ and colleges’ problems.
The party urged the Telangana government to release pending fee reimbursements and scholarships immediately.
The protest was held Thursday at Kashibugga Circle in Warangal East.
Protesters burned an effigy of Chief Minister Revanth Reddy.
BJP leaders threatened to intensify their agitation if the dues remained unpaid.
- Who
- BJP state and Warangal leaders, BJYM members, and Warangal Urban Co-operative Bank chairman Errabelli Pradeep Rao participated; Erragulla Bharat led the campaign.
- What
- They demanded a full-time Education Minister and immediate payment of pending fee reimbursements and scholarships.
- When
- The protest took place on Thursday.
- Where
- Kashibugga Circle in Warangal East, Telangana.
- Why
- The protesters said delayed educational payments were causing hardship for students and higher-education institutions.
- Campaign
- The protest was part of the BJP’s “Fee Dues – BJP Campaign.”
- Organizer
- The campaign was organised under BJYM Warangal district president Erragulla Bharat.
- Location
- Kashibugga Circle, Warangal East.
- Main demand
- Appointment of a full-time Education Minister.
- Financial demand
- Immediate release of pending fee reimbursements and scholarship dues.
- Protest action
- Demonstrators burned an effigy of Chief Minister Revanth Reddy.
- Threatened next step
- BJP leaders said they would intensify the agitation if the government failed to act.
