Congress, BRS hand in glove with AIMIM, alleges Union Minister Kishan

He stressed that true development in Telangana requires a “double engine sarkar” — a BJP government at both the state and Centre.
Union Coal and Mines Minister and state BJP president G Kishan Reddy on Friday accused the ruling Congress and Opposition BRS of colluding to exploit people.
Union Coal and Mines Minister and state BJP president G Kishan Reddy on Friday accused the ruling Congress and Opposition BRS of colluding to exploit people.(Photo | Express)
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HYDERABAD: Union Coal and Mines Minister and state BJP president G Kishan Reddy on Friday accused the ruling Congress and Opposition BRS of colluding to exploit people, perpetrate atrocities against women and support the AIMIM, which he described as a party with a history of oppressing the people.

Addressing the saffron party leaders at a preparatory meeting for the upcoming Hyderabad Local Authorities MLC elections, Kishan questioned why the Congress and BRS were not contesting the elections and criticised their apparent silence and deference to AIMIM.

He slammed Congress leader Rahul Gandhi and BRS chief K Chandrashekar Rao, asserting that they lacked the moral authority to criticise the BJP while working hand in glove with AIMIM.

The Union minister expressed alarm over AIMIM’s growing influence, noting that the party is no longer confined to Hyderabad’s Old City but is expanding across Telangana’s Assembly constituencies. He alleged that Congress and BRS are indirectly backing AIMIM to defeat the BJP and secure AIMIM’s victory in the MLC elections.

The minister stressed that the BJP’s participation in the local elections reflects a commitment to raising public awareness and protecting Hyderabad, beyond merely seeking electoral success.

Likens BJP’s campaign to Dharma Yudh

Describing the BJP’s campaign as a “Dharma Yudh” against AIMIM’s alleged communalism and rowdyism, Kishan urged voters to choose wisely to safeguard the city from AIMIM’s influence.

He stressed that true development in Telangana requires a “double engine sarkar” — a BJP government at both the state and Centre.

Kishan also challenged Congress leaders on their claims of securing foreign investments, questioning where the funds had gone. He credited Prime Minister Narendra

Modi’s government with implementing financial and tax reforms, curbing terrorism and communalism, and strengthening foreign policy, leading to progress across sectors.

Unlike the past when farmers faced erratic electricity supply, India under Modi’s leadership is now a power-cut-free nation, he said.

The Union minister underscored that Hyderabad encompasses not only Hitech City but also areas like Amberpet, Sanathnagar, Malkajgiri, Dilsukhnagar, Gowlipura, Charminar, Nampally, Somajiguda, Khairatabad and Kukatpally, where public amenities require significant improvement.

He called upon the BJP workers to unite and work tirelessly to ensure the victory of the party’s candidate, Goutham Rao, in the Hyderabad Local Authorities MLC election.

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