Union Home Minister Amit Shah stated that the BJP will not form an alliance with any party associated with Majlis, as it is a false propaganda used to gain opposition votes. He made these remarks at a meeting for professionals and intellectuals in Hyderabad. Shah presented three options for the people of Telangana to consider.
The first option is the BJP, which operates based on the ideology of a strong nation and the well-being of the poorest individuals. The second option is the Congress party, whose previous regime was marred by corruption scandals that left the country and the world uncertain about India’s future. During this time, there was a sense that all systems in the country had collapsed, leading to policy paralysis, confusion in external affairs and internal security, despair among the youth, lack of safety for women even in the national capital, concerns among industrialists, heightened terrorism, and widespread corruption.
The third option is the BRS led by Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao, which focuses solely on preventing K Kavitha from going to jail and making KT Rama Rao the next chief minister. Shah challenged KCR to articulate the ideology and policies of his government, stating that there are none beyond the well-being of his own family.
Shah highlighted the significant changes that have occurred in India since Prime Minister Narendra Modi took office in 2014. The country has prioritized national security and established a clear foreign policy. Under PM Modi’s leadership, India has waged war against corruption and made advancements in green energy, solar power, hydrogen production, drone technology, space exploration, and the startup ecosystem. Today, many countries aspire to follow India’s path. The economy, which was struggling, has become the fifth largest and is projected to become the third largest in the next three years.
All of this progress has been possible under PM Modi’s strong and decisive leadership, which prioritizes the needs of the people. Shah questioned whether there could be a more significant issue for Telangana than freedom from the oppressive Nizam’s regime. He criticized KCR for succumbing to the appeasement policy of Majlis and denying the people of Telangana the celebration of Telangana Liberation Day. Shah argued that Telangana’s future will only be bright if a nationalist party is in power.
Furthermore, Shah emphasized that the choice for Telangana in both Assembly and Lok Sabha elections was between a party that works for its own family or one that focuses on the well-being of the poor and overall development. He explained how various schemes implemented by the central government, such as housing, toilets, LPG, power, and free ration, have empowered the poor.
Shah also mentioned that both Rahul Gandhi and KCR used to mock PM Modi’s appeals during the COVID-19 pandemic. However, Western and European nations recognized India’s successful fight against the virus, which was achieved through collective efforts between the people, the central government, and the states. Shah highlighted India’s achievements in G20 and Chandrayaan missions, which have instilled pride in the hearts of the people.
In conclusion, Shah stated that PM Modi has made it his mission to prioritize performance-based politics in the country. He criticized the opposition for lacking solutions for the country beyond working for their own families’ benefit.
