Medak: On Friday, Telangana State BJP President N. Ramchander Rao urged the public to let the BJP address the needs of the less fortunate. Speaking to a large crowd in Medak, he criticized the past governance of the BRS and Congress. Rao asked people to support the BJP in upcoming local elections to show dissatisfaction with the current Congress leadership’s unmet promises.
Rao assured that the BJP keeps its word and works hard for the people’s aspirations. He mentioned the party’s growth from cities to villages, boasting a membership of 40 lakh. Rao expressed confidence in the people’s trust in the BJP, hoping for their support in the next assembly elections.
He criticized CM Revanth Reddy‘s government for halting development while being distracted by trips to Delhi. Rao accused Congress of neglecting public welfare, especially for farmers and students, despite making numerous unfulfilled promises.
Rao claimed the Congress is misleading the public with a promise of 42% reservation for BCs. He stated that while the BJP supports reservations, it opposes religion-based quotas. He argued against a proposed 10% reservation for Muslims, saying it harms true BC communities. Rao cited an example where 35 out of 50 GHMC councillor seats were given to Muslims, affecting communities like Yadavs and Gouds.
He called for party unity to secure victory in the upcoming elections. Medak MP Raghunandan Rao emphasized the importance of party workers and hoped for future meetings chaired by the party president, with representatives from each mandal and a Medak Zilla Parishad chairman.
Over a dozen district leaders committed to working for BJP’s success. These included MLC Anji Reddy, Medak District President Mallesh, Siddipet District Party President B. Shankar, Sangareddy District President Smt. Godavari, and Medak Town President Prasad.
Before the meeting, Ramchander Rao visited local temples. After touring Nalgonda and Suryapet, he reached Medak, where he was warmly welcomed by MP M. Raghunandan Rao and district leaders. A procession honored him, with a massive garland prepared by party activists. Rao also visited the Yedupalaya goddess temple on his way to Medak.
