
BJP national president Nitin Nabin, in his first meeting with the Telangana party leadership since taking charge, warned that the central leadership will no longer tolerate public feuds. Sources said Nabin told…
BJP national president Nitin Nabin, in his first meeting with the Telangana party leadership since taking charge, warned that the central leadership will no longer tolerate public feuds. Sources said Nabin told leaders that internal divisions are hurting the party’s image and confusing cadre. He directed them to target both the BRS and Congress aggressively and set electoral goals, including winning the upcoming GHMC, municipal and two MLC elections.

Telangana BJP president N Ramchander Rao later ruled out any alliance for the GHMC polls, saying the party will contest independently. Rao claimed several leaders from other parties are willing to join the BJP. Nabin reportedly said the BJP has the organisational strength to form the next government in Telangana, citing its rise in states like Tripura and Odisha.
Another warning from the top, another promise of unity, but Telangana BJP’s factionalism has outlasted many national presidents. Nabin’s blunt talk may deter public spats, yet the real test lies in whether leaders like G Kishan Reddy and Bandi Sanjay can genuinely work as a team. If the party fails to improve its GHMC tally or loses seats because of internal sabotage, the call for discipline will ring hollow. Will the cadre see action or just another lecture?
Source: timesofindia.indiatimes.com
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