Telangana BJP to target Congress policies in upcoming elections

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Telangana BJP to take Congress govt.’s ‘anti-people policies’ to voters in MLC, civic polls

Telangana BJP spokesperson N V Subash said the party would campaign against the Congress government's record ahead of the Graduate MLC and municipal corporation elections, accusing it of severely deceiving voters after…

Telangana BJP spokesperson N V Subash said the party would campaign against the Congress government's record ahead of the Graduate MLC and municipal corporation elections, accusing it of severely deceiving voters after roughly 30 months in office, The Hindu reported from a press conference in Hyderabad. Subash said 14,000 crore rupees in fee reimbursement dues remained unpaid despite High Court orders directing their release, that no job calendar had been issued, and that colleges were withholding certificates, affecting close to 22 lakh students and parents, he said a government that should protect students' futures had instead called them criminal waste.

Telangana BJP Plans Campaign Against Congress Government Policies

He also accused Chief Minister Revanth Reddy of turning Telangana into a futureless city and challenged the government to publish a White Paper detailing investment secured through his foreign visits.

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These figures, the unpaid dues, the lakh count of affected students, the High Court orders, come from a rival party at a campaign press conference, and nothing here carries a reply from the Congress government or independent confirmation of the numbers. Subash's language, calling students criminal waste and Telangana a futureless city, is pointed political rhetoric rather than a claim this account verifies.

Whether the state government publishes the White Paper on foreign-visit investment that the BJP is now demanding, before the MLC and municipal elections are held, would settle at least one of these claims on the record.


Source: www.thehindu.com

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