Hyderabad ( Journalist File ) : Telangana BJP leaders, who have largely remained silent until now, ramped up their political rhetoric with a major public rally in Saroor Nagar, where they fiercely criticized the policies of the Congress government. The rally was organized to highlight the failures of the Congress administration as it marked one year since the formation of the state government.

Speaking at the event, BJP state president and Union Minister, Kishan Reddy, made sensational claims, stating that Telangana is headed for an economic crisis under the Congress rule. He criticized the government for failing to introduce a single new pension scheme in the past 12 months. Reddy declared that the BJP had launched a "movement against the Congress government" and expressed confidence that the party would emerge victorious in the upcoming elections. He asserted that the change Telangana needs can only be brought about by the BJP.

Central Minister Bandi Sanjay also took aim at the Congress government, referring to it as the "RK government," and said that BRS leader K. Chandrashekar Rao's leadership is now confined to his farmhouse. He accused Congress leader Revanth Reddy of betraying farmers, claiming that Reddy had failed to deliver on promises. Sanjay stated that Revanth would be given time until Sankranti, after which no Congress leader would be allowed to roam freely on the streets.

Sanjay also criticized Revanth Reddy for spreading false propaganda, such as claiming to have created 55,000 jobs when only 20,000 were given. He questioned why Revanth had remained silent about the controversial 317 GO (government order) and accused him of deceiving unemployed youth with promises of new housing schemes.

The BJP leader further questioned the state government's commitment to implementing the BC Sub-Plan and reminded the public about the attacks on temples that had occurred under Congress rule. He expressed confidence that the BJP would win the GHMC Mayor's seat and warned that efforts to turn Hyderabad into "Bangladesh" would not be tolerated. Sanjay also took a swipe at Revanth Reddy’s criticism of central ministers, stating that the Congress leader had not accomplished anything as Chief Minister and had only credited central funds for schemes like Indiramma houses.

Sanjay concluded by asserting that if the government attempts to distribute housing without Prime Minister Narendra Modi's photo, the BJP would protest against it.

This rally marks a significant escalation in the political discourse ahead of the state elections, with the BJP intensifying its attack on the ruling Congress government in Telangana.