Telangana BJP to campaign against Congress ‘anti-people’ policies in MLC, civic polls

The Story in Brief

The Telangana BJP said it will highlight the Congress government’s alleged failures and “anti‑people policies” during the upcoming Graduate MLC and Municipal Corporation elections, party spokesperson N.V. Subash told a press conference at the party’s State office. He said Telangana would get effective governance only under the BJP and accused the Congress of “severely deceiving” people who had already suffered during the BRS’s 10‑year rule. Subash alleged that after about 30 months in office the Revanth Reddy government had not fulfilled election promises, and that unemployed youth and students were affected by non‑release of ₹14,000 crore in fee reimbursement dues, the absence of a job calendar, and colleges allegedly withholding certificates. He said these issues had caused hardship to nearly 22 lakh students and their parents, accused the government of not following High Court directions to release funds, criticised development in the State and Hyderabad, called the city “futureless”, and asked for a White Paper on investments from foreign visits.

The Indian Opinion

The report relays a party spokesperson’s pre‑election accusations and uses strong, campaign‑style language such as “severely deceiving”, “criminal waste” and “futureless city”. These phrases are emotive and reflect a political critique rather than independent findings. Several numerical and legal claims – ₹14,000 crore in dues, hardship to nearly 22 lakh students, and alleged non‑compliance with High Court orders – are specific and can be checked against government releases and court records. The call for a White Paper on investments is a verifiable request; until such documentation is produced, assertions about outcomes of foreign visits and investment flows remain unsubstantiated. Readers should note the political context and limited independent corroboration in this account.

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