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PM Modi addresses tremendous public rallies in election-bound Telangana’s Mahabubabad & Karimnagar

Published By : Admin | November 27, 2023 | 12:39 IST
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Ahead of PM Modi’s relentless election campaign in poll-bound Telangana, he addressed a public rally in Mahabubabad. He said, “The people of Telangana are determined to oust the BRS Government and vote the BJP to power.” He added that both BRS-Congress have led Telangana to the path of destruction. He iterated, “It is BJP’s promise that once voted to power, Telangana will have a CM from the OBC community.”

Speaking on the evil intentions of KCR and BRS, PM Modi said, “Both KCR & BRS realized the rising importance of BJP and wished to ally with us. But Modi can never go against the wishes of the people of Telangana.” He added that now, as the BJP rejected BRS and KCR, they are dejected and indulge in incessant criticism against both the BJP and me. He said it is Modi’s guarantee of not allying with the corrupt BRS.

Highlighting the state of governance in the BRS-ruled Telangana, PM Modi said, “The farmhouse CM of BRS is destroying Telangana’s twin identity of Tradition & Technology.” He added, “BJP considers its responsibility to free Telangana of BRS-led corruption, mafia rule and superstition.” He said that while it is important to oust BRS from Telangana it is equally important to prevent the corrupt Congress from coming to power.

Addressing an important issue, PM Modi said, “BRS-Congress is a car with the same steering wheel founded on Corruption, Appeasement & Dynastic Politics.” He remarked, “Both BRS-Congress are responsible for lawlessness and the sheer neglect of the Dalit, STs, and the OBCs.” On the contrary, “It is the BJP Government that has established a welfare board for the DNTs of Banjara, Ghumantu, and Ardh-ghumantu, said PM Modi.” He added that the BJP Government prioritized the legacy of Sant Sevalal ji Maharaj so that his pivotal contributions are both revered and remembered.

Showcasing the BJP Government’s steadfast commitment to the development and progress of the Janjatiyas, PM Modi said that the Government had created Museums to honour great tribal leaders, including Komaram Bheem and Ramji Gond. He said it is their priority to provide scholarships to various ST students. PM Modi remarked, “BJP’s commitment is to honour the tribal legacy of Sammakka-Sarakka by establishing a Central Tribal University dedicated in their name.”

Regarding the holistic empowerment of the Madiga community, PM Modi said, “BJP will leave no stone unturned to establish a welfare committee to correct the historic injustices committed to the Madiga community.” Speaking in support of the small and marginal farmers, PM Modi said that, unlike the BRS Government’s policy of neglecting farmers, we have sought to empower them through initiatives such as PM-KISAN and Urea subsidies enabling true social justice.

Highlighting the unabated price rise in Telangana, PM Modi promised that with the formation of the BJP Government, the people of Telangana will get cheaper petrol and diesel like in other BJP-governed states. He said, “BRS promised water, wealth, and robust policies to the people of Telangana but has only given them tears, betrayal, and unemployment in return.”

Addressing a second rally in Karimnagar, PM Modi said, “Karimnagar serves as the evidence of India’s democratic traditions and being the mother of Democracy.” He added, “Today, only one voice dominates Telangana, which is to see the 1st time formation of a BJP Government.”

Stating how Congress has betrayed its own leaders, PM Modi said, “We all know how former PM Narasimha Rao was disrespected and demeaned despite his unflinching loyalty to the Congress Party.” He added that for both Congress and BRS, ‘Family’ comes first. He said that both Congress and the BRS only have corrupt agendas, while the BJP aims to strive for the true empowerment of the people of Telangana.

Highlighting the lies of CM KCR and BRS, PM Modi said, “Be it the promise of making Karimnagar a smart city or the benefits of the Kaleshwaram Lift irrigation project, the BRS Government has failed to deliver.” He added that the BRS Government is founded on lies and that only the BJP Government can ensure these promises are fulfilled as they are a symbol of Modi’s guarantee. He said that to empower the poor and downtrodden the BJP Government also launched the PM Vishwakarma.

On the future of Telangana, PM Modi said that in the coming five years, the state of Telangana would have completed 15 years. “Like every parent who dreams and guides for a better future for their children, on the same lines, we must also envisage the future of Telangana, and for the same, a double-engine Sarkar of the BJP is pivotal,” he added.

PM Modi said that the BRS Government in Telangana represents falsity and deceit and stated that once the BJP Government is voted to power in Telangana, a double-engine Sarkar will facilitate the development of all, freeing the people of Telangana of a corrupt and farmhouse CM. In the end, he appealed to all the voters to vote for the BJP in the upcoming assembly elections in the state of Telangana.

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