Amit Shah’s election bugle in Telangana, expressed confidence of the party coming to power in 2023

Sounding the poll bugle in Telangana, Union Home Minister and senior BJP leader Amit Shah on Saturday hit out at the TRS government in the state over alleged corruption and unfulfilled promises and said his party is prepared to face the state elections next year. is ready. Addressing a public meeting here, which marked the culmination of the second phase of state BJP president Bandi Sanjay Kumar’s ‘padayatra’ (foot march), Shah urged voters to defeat the ruling TRS and make the saffron party successful in the 2023 elections. appealed to.

“Do we need to change the Nizam of Telangana or not,” he asked the gathering, in an apparent reference to Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao. Accusing the TRS government of failing to address the key issues of the separate Telangana movement of “water, money and jobs”, Shah said the BJP would implement them, if voted to power.

He also said that his party will end minority reservation in the state and increase quota for ST, SC and backward classes. The senior BJP leader, whose party had won two assembly bypolls and the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) election in the last two years, expressed confidence of the BJP coming to power in the state in the next year’s elections and urged voters to Elected the saffron party to usher in a secure and prosperous Telangana.

Referring to the TRS symbol of a car, Shah alleged that its operation is in the hands of AIMIM leader Asaduddin Owaisi. On the alleged crackdown against BJP workers, he claimed there was an attempt to make Telangana like West Bengal, a clear reference to the death of party workers in the eastern state, for which the BJP blames the ruling TMC there.

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