BJP MP DK Aruna Hails Party’s Victory in Delhi, Criticizes AAP and Congress
BJP MP DK Aruna has praised the party’s massive victory in Delhi, calling it a historic and remarkable achievement. Speaking at a press conference in Mahabubnagar on Sunday, she said the people of Delhi had rejected the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) and supported Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s development agenda. She stated that after ten years of misgovernance by AAP, the people wanted a change.
Aruna mocked AAP’s defeat, saying the party, which came to power with the broom symbol, had now been swept away by the same broom. She also ridiculed the Congress party, claiming it had been reduced to nothing. Taking a dig at TPCC Chief Revanth Reddy, she said his campaigns had failed, leading to defeats in Maharashtra and now in Delhi. She added that Congress, once a powerful party, had lost public confidence and failed to secure even a single seat in several elections. She also criticized Rahul Gandhi, calling him an ineffective opposition leader.
The BJP MP also targeted the Telangana Congress government, accusing it of making big promises but failing to fulfill them. She specifically criticized the renaming of PM Awas Yojana houses as Indiramma Houses. According to her, if the Congress government was sincere, it should build new houses instead of renaming projects funded by the central government. She alleged that the Indiramma Housing scheme was just an election gimmick to gain votes in local elections. She compared Revanth Reddy’s tactics to those of former Telangana CM KCR, accusing both of misleading people with false promises.
Aruna urged the people of Telangana to support the BJP in the upcoming local body and MLC elections, saying that the party was the only one capable of holding the government accountable and ensuring development. She pointed out that the central government was already funding key projects in Telangana. These include road construction under the Pradhan Mantri Gram Sadak Yojana (PMGSY), infrastructure support for municipalities and panchayats, water supply projects under the AMRUT scheme, and the construction of Anganwadi buildings.
She also welcomed the recent Union Budget, calling it inclusive and beneficial for all sections of society. She praised the tax exemption for individuals earning up to ₹12 lakh, saying it was a much-needed relief for the middle class. Concluding her speech, she warned the Telangana Congress government that people would not tolerate broken promises and election tricks. She predicted that, just like KCR and Kejriwal, Revanth Reddy would soon face the people’s verdict.
