Telangana Polls: Amit Shah urges people to give huge mandate to BJP and send a strong message to  K Chandrasekhar Rao
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Telangana Polls: Amit Shah urges people to give huge mandate to BJP and send a strong message to  K Chandrasekhar Rao

Union Home Minister Amit Shah urged the voters of Telangana to give a decisive mandate to the Bharatiya Janata Party. He added that vote for the BJP will help root out graft and family politics from the State

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“Give a huge majority to our candidate, Etala Rajender, so that we can send a clear message to Chandrasekhar Rao. The BRS should not get candidates in next elections,” said Amit Shah. He addressed a public meeting held at Huzaurabad and participated in a rally at Peddapally.

“Any vote for Congress will go to BRS only. If you wish to change the government, then vote for the BJP. The votes that were given to Congress or BRS will go to family members rule. I am visiting the entire Telangana, and there was a huge response from the public in favour of the BJP.

Congress BRS an agreement in tacit. Congress will support KCR as CM for the third time in Telangana, and KCR will support Rahul Gandhi to become Prime Minister. But the post is not vacant,” said Amit Shah pointing out that all the three parties—Congress, BRS and MIM – are family parties and will ensure corruption and family rule. He said any vote for these parties meant nothing but vote for corruption, minority appeasement, and for Razakars. He has accused that KCR is not organising

The Union Home Minister promised to make BC the Chief Minister after the party came to power in Telangana. He said that four per cent reservation being extended to Muslims will be withdrawn and it will be given to SC, ST and BC s. He said that KCR is fearing Owaisi and not organising Liberation Day. He said the BJP government at Centre has given Rs. 7 lakh crore for Telangana and during 10 years of UPA rule it was only 2 lakh crore for the erstwhile Andhra Pradesh. He has promised to reduce VAT, offer input subsidy of Rs. 2,500 to farmers, MSP of Rs. 3,100 for paddy, State Turmeric Board, to pay crop insurance premiums to all farmers, four gas cylinders free of cost and health insurance.

Informing that Pran Pratishta for Rama Mandir in Ayodhya will be held on January 22, 2024, he said free travel to Ram Mandir will be arranged by BJP government in the state after coming to power.

Topics: Union Home Minister Amit ShahTelangana Elections 2023Etala RajenderRahul Gandhi
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