Nadda Slams KCR for Aligning with ‘Razakaars’:
Bharatiya Janata Party national president JP Nadda asserted that the upcoming Assembly elections in Telangana are crucial, as they will determine the state’s future, its people, and its development, which in turn affects the nation’s strength.
In a sharp critique of Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao and the BRS party, the Leader questioned KCR’s alignment with “Razakaars” and accused him of lacking shame for such an association.
Nadda characterized the BRS party as a family-oriented party, similar to many others across the country, emphasizing that family-centric parties do not prioritize the welfare of the people. He underscored that India operates on issues and ideology rather than revering a family, and democracy should not be subjugated to a single family’s control.
Nadda contrasted the BJP with other parties, stating that since its inception, the BJP has consistently adhered to its principles and policies, unlike other parties that change their stances to suit their needs.
Addressing the BJP state council meeting, the leader urged party leaders and workers from all districts to campaign without hesitation, highlighting the accomplishments of the BJP government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He also criticized corruption within the state government, particularly related to exam paper leaks that jeopardized the futures of numerous youths.
Nadda emphasized that the Telangana government’s mismanagement of resources and lack of accountability warranted its removal. He highlighted the positive impact of Modi-led NDA government programs on Telangana and urged supporters to convey how the BJP’s success in Telangana would benefit both the state and the country.
Nadda concluded by underlining the importance of the BJP’s role in shaping Telangana’s future for the better.
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