The political scenario in the country is clear, with the BJP government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the rise. The nation has seen significant progress under Modi’s leadership, becoming the fastest-growing economy in the world. In contrast, the Congress party has struggled and lacks direction and vision according to BJP leader Konda Vishweshwar Reddy.
Reddy, who is vying for a party ticket from the Chevella Lok Sabha constituency, criticized BRS leader K T Rama Rao for spreading false information about him joining Congress. He also highlighted the aggressive tactics used by leaders of other parties and praised BJP’s approach of critiquing issues and policies rather than resorting to personal attacks.
Reddy expressed his disappointment with the current state of Congress, noting its lack of principles and long-term vision for the country. He criticized the party’s reliance on appeasement policies and its inability to clearly define its ideology to the public. Reddy believes that only the BJP, with its focus on nationalism and pragmatism, has the potential to lead India towards development and prosperity.
The BJP’s dedication and commitment to its core principles set it apart from other parties, according to Reddy. He highlighted the party’s firm stance on various issues, such as the scrapping of Article 370 and the purchase of oil from Russia. Reddy believes that giving BJP two more terms in power will transform India into a developed nation.
Reddy praised Prime Minister Modi for his leadership during challenging times, such as the Covid crisis and the financial reforms needed to address banking system issues inherited from previous governments. Modi’s decisive actions have led to significant improvements in the economy and profitability of public sector companies.
Reddy emphasized Modi’s popularity across different sections of society, including remote villages in his constituency. He believes that the upcoming election is not just about Telangana but about the future of India as a whole. Reddy criticized Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for his stance on issues like Jammu and Kashmir and the Uniform Civil Code, suggesting that BJP’s continued leadership will bring positive changes to southern India.
