Shah’s Rally Proves Telangana Rejects Rahul’s ‘Politics of Anarchy’: State BJP Chief Ramchander Rao
“Go and show it your Abbu Jaan in Delhi,” Rao told Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy in a post, according to PTI.
Hyderabad:Telangana BJP president N. Ramchander Rao on Monday claimed that the turnout for Union home minister Amit Shah's 'Save Democracy' padayatra in the city had sent a clear message to Congress leader Rahul Gandhi that the state rejected the “politics of anarchy”.
In a series of posts on X, Rao asked if the Congress and its leader Rahul Gandhi had the courage to accept Shah's challenge for a debate in Parliament on the special intensive revision (SIR) of the electoral roll, electronic voting machines and other key issues, PTI reported.
Taking a swipe at the Congress, Rao said the grand old party could not even fill half of Ramlila Maidan in Delhi during the I.N.D.I.A. bloc protest held on Sunday, despite a month-long campaign and mobilisation of people from all states.
In contrast, the Telangana BJP had drawn lakhs of people for Shah's 'Save Democracy, Remove Anarchy' march here, he claimed.
He alleged that while the BJP stood with the people, the Congress aligned with anti-India forces and followed their diktats.
“Telangana has sent Rahul Gandhi a clear message: Complete rejection of Congress and its politics of anarchy! India will NEVER forgive your anarchy! (sic),” Rao said in a post on X. The people's turnout in large numbers for Shah's rally demonstrated the strength of “nationalists,” he said.
“Go and show it your Abbu Jaan in Delhi,” Rao told Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy in a post, according to PTI.
Thanking the people of Hyderabad for their participation, he said the images of the rally showed that “people are fed up with Congress and its cockroaches, and stand firmly with India, our Constitution and our democracy”.
Rao described Amit Shah as the “Iron Man of New India” and credited him with achievements such as “crushing Naxalism”, abrogation of Article 370, and zero terror attacks in India.
He said the Union home minister's powerful address at the padayatra, with a clarion call for a BJP government in Telangana next, has infused new energy into him and the entire state BJP family. He expressed his gratitude to Shah for the visit to the city.
