A crucial meeting also discussed the list of candidates who applied to contest Assembly elections from various constituencies.
BJP leaders G Kishan Reddy, JP Nadda and Bandi Sanjay Kumar during the meeting. (X)
The crucial Telangana BJP state council meeting on Friday, 6 October, discussed the strategy to be adopted for the upcoming Assembly elections in the state and gave it a final touch before the announcement of the poll schedule.
The meeting, chaired by party national president JP Nadda, was held at an engineering college at Ghatkesar in the city suburbs. As many as 1,200 leaders attended the meeting, during which various issues related to the elections were discussed in detail. A list of candidates, who applied to contest Assembly elections from various constituencies, too, came up for deliberation.
Addressing the meeting, Nadda accused the ruling BRS government of failing to implement centrally-sponsored schemes in the state.
Nadda said Prime Minister Narendra Modi introduced several schemes aimed at benefiting the people but the BRS government was not implementing the schemes and thereby ignoring the welfare of the people.
The BRS also failed to implement the assurances given to the people in the past nine years, he said.
The state government did not provide a single room to the people but claimed that it was providing 2 BHK flats to the poor, he added.
“The family rule of the Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao would come to an end after the upcoming Assembly elections in the state. Chandrashekhar Rao’s rule was reflecting the rule of razakars of the Nizam era,” Nadda said.
Dismissing allegations levelled by the ruling party leaders that the Union government had not allocating funds to the state, Nadda said the Centre allocated ₹9 lakh crore in the past nine years for Telangana.
He said the Congress ignored the aspirations of several regions and as a result, regional parties came up in several states.
One such regional party is TRS — now BRS — Nadda said, adding that these regional parties gradually became family parties.
Nadda said it was the BJP that was striving for the overall development of the country.
“The BJP is the only party which is fighting as a national party amid family parties all over the country, and it is working in every state for a strong nation,” he said.
He highlighted the accomplishments of the Modi government and exhorted the party leaders to reach out to the voters ahead of the Assembly polls.
“The only political party which is fighting as a national party now is the Bharatiya Janata Party, and note my words, today or tomorrow, the BJP will be in every state. The party will be working for a strong nation,” he said.
He asked the cadre to take up door-to-door campaign and explain the development and welfare schemes initiated by the Union government. Nadda said that the Centre was giving ration to two crore people in Telangana.
BJP national general secretary (organisation) BL Santosh, Telangana Election in-charge Prakash Javdekar, Telangana in-charges Sunil Bansal and Tarun Chugh, Union Tourism Minister and Telangana BJP state president G Kishan Reddy and others attended the meeting.
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