PM Modi Assails Opposition in Telangana, Predicts BJP’s Rise

PM Modi Assails Opposition in Telangana, Predicts BJP’s Rise

PM Modi Assails Opposition in Telangana, Predicts BJP’s Rise

Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during his election campaign in Telangana, made a strong case against the ruling Congress in Karnataka and the BRS in Telangana, predicting the BJP’s ascendancy in the upcoming elections. He criticized both parties for alleged corruption and family politics, while affirming BJP’s commitment to social justice and development.

Accusations Against Congress and BRS

PM Modi accused the Congress government in Karnataka of using public money to influence elections in Telangana through media advertisements. He alleged that the BRS in Telangana, like the Congress, symbolizes corruption, family politics, and poor governance. He claimed that these parties’ approach to politics is fundamentally detrimental to democratic principles and societal progress.

Highlighting BJP’s Vision for Social Justice

Emphasizing BJP’s commitment to social justice, PM Modi highlighted the party’s promise to appoint a Chief Minister from the Backward Classes (BC) community in Telangana. He also noted the Centre’s efforts to ensure justice for the Madiga community of SCs through the categorization of SCs for equitable reservation.

Modi criticized the BRS and Congress for their alleged appeasement policies, particularly citing the BRS’s proposal for a special IT park for Muslim youth. He contrasted this with the BJP-led central government’s efforts to establish inclusive development projects like food and textile parks.

Constitution Day Reference and Ambedkar’s Legacy

On Constitution Day, PM Modi accused the BRS of disrespecting the Constitution and the legacy of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar. He charged the Congress with attempting to undermine Ambedkar’s political legacy and failing to honor him with the Bharat Ratna award.

Modi asserted that the BJP is the only viable alternative to the alleged misrule of the BRS in Telangana. He emphasized that a vote for the Congress would indirectly strengthen the BRS, urging voters to support the BJP for effective governance and societal welfare.

Conclusion

PM Modi’s speech reflects BJP’s strategic campaign to consolidate its position in Telangana by targeting the opposition’s weaknesses and projecting itself as a champion of development and social justice. The upcoming elections will test the effectiveness of these political narratives in shaping voter preferences.