Telangana: BJP's G Kishan Reddy challenges for open debate with Rahul Gandhi who accused that both BJP and BRS are same
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Telangana: BJP’s G Kishan Reddy challenges for open debate with Rahul Gandhi who accused that both BJP and BRS are same

Telangana BJP State Unit President and Union Minster G Kishan Reddy challenged Rahul Gandhi for an open debate and affirmed that the Bharatiya Janata Party will not ally with anyone who is connected to MIM

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Telangana BJP State Unit President and Union Minster G Kishan Reddy

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“Let him decide the place and time and I am ready to debate on the issue. BJP will never join hands with a party that is in touch with MIM. The fact is that both Congress and BRS are joining hands and members of Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao and Sonia had a talk to help with each other. They wish to keep BJP away from power. For that they are making all efforts,” said Kishan Reddy while speaking to reporters here on Monday.

The BJP leader said that in 2024, Modi will become Prime Minister, and no one can stop him. He said that the name of Hyderabad will be changed to Bhgyaganagar and wondered what was wrong in it when name of several cities were changed across India where BJP was not in power.

“People wish to get rid of BRS and they decided to confine him to farm house. BRS and Congress are making false promises which are not implementable. Telangana needs three times more of the current budget. Prime Minster Narendra Modi addressed meetings at Kamareddy and Gajwel from where KCR is contesting. There is a good response from the public, particularly from youth. Chandrasekhar Rao will be defeated from both the laces and our candidates Etala Rajender and G. Venkataramana Reddy will be the winners,” said Kishan Reddy adding that TPCC president A. Revanth Reddy has been contesting the elections from Kamareddy only to save KCR from defeat but that will not be possible.

“Both BRS and Congress are following the appeasing politics with MIM. Congress Minority Declaration and KCR’s meetings clearly shows how they are appeasing minorities. KCR has promised to increase the minority reservations from the existing 4 per cent to 12 per cent. It was not possible to increase as it was against the constitution. How can KCR promise IT park for Muslims? Why the old city was not developed for the last 10 years. Why they were deprived for development in the last 10 years? Why no proper education, why no drainage? Why metro was diverted from Afzalgunj instead of taking it inside the old city?” asked Kishan Reddy stating that KCR will readily agree what Owaisi brothers tell and then why there is no development in old city.

He said the OBC reservations being extended by Centre will cover poor in Muslims, Christians and Hindus as well.

Kishan Reddy warned people that if Congress comes to power there will be ‘suitcase government’ sending them to Rahul Gandhi.

Referring to the allegations that Centre has not sanctioned medical colleges to Telangana, the Union Minister dared Chief Minister to release even 50 per cent the letters he has written to them and he was ready to quit politics.

Topics: Telangana Elections 2023Telangana BJP State Unit President and Union Minster G Kishan ReddyTelanganaRahul GandhiPM Narendra Modi
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