NRR Urges BJP Cadre To Expose Congress Failures
State president N. Ramchander Rao calls for door-to-door campaign, says municipal victory will lay foundation for success in the next Assembly elections.
HYDERABAD: BJP state president N. Ramchander Rao on Sunday urged party workers to undertake door‑to‑door outreach and highlight the alleged failures of the Congress government ahead of the municipal corporation elections, saying a decisive victory would pave the way for the party’s success in the next Assembly polls.
Addressing activists at a meeting in Amberpet, Rao said an anti‑incumbency wave had built up across Telangana and listed grievances from youth, farmers, women, pensioners and government employees, accusing the state of failing to deliver on multiple pre‑poll promises.
He claimed that pressure from the Centre and the BJP had prompted the government to launch drives to purchase grain, but officials had procured paddy below the minimum support price and colluded with rice millers. He said BJP leaders found grain scattered on roads and farmers facing hardship, and accused the government of masking lapses through advertisements claiming record procurement.
Responding to the Chief Minister’s criticism that the Centre had done little for Telangana, Rao challenged the claim and listed projects he said were delivered with Central support. He asserted the Modi government had sanctioned projects and assistance worth over ₹13 lakh crore for the state.
He also criticised the state administration’s handling of recent rains, blaming the municipal apparatus under the chief minister for poor preparedness and asking who was responsible for two deaths in Alwal. On urban projects, he said BJP supported Musi rejuvenation but opposed eviction of poor and middle‑class residents under the Gandhi Sarovar plan.
Accusing MIM, BRS and Congress of a tacit understanding, Rao asserted that a BJP mayor would bring “real development” to Hyderabad and appealed to voters to ensure the party’s victory in the municipal polls.
