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“Sangh does not run on family’s surname or single family’s legacy”

BJP Telangana State President N Ramchander Rao
Hyderabad: Chief Minister Revanth Reddy’s comment that the upcoming political battle in India will be “Gandhi Pariwar vs Sangh Pariwar” is laughable, said BJP State president N Ramchander Rao. Rao, currently on an Australian tour, said on Saturday, in a statement on Saturday said that Revanth’s statement itself clearly shows the difference between the selfish politics run by Congress and the selfless patriotism practised by the Sangh Pariwar.
Rao said, “for the Congress party, politics begins with a single family. But for us, national interest is always paramount, far above any single individual or family. He asserted and questioned whether it was not Congress that imposed the Emergency on the nation, stifled the voice of the people, and murdered democracy. The bloody history of thousands of innocent Sikhs being massacred in the heart of the national capital in 1984 also happened under Congress rule.”
The BJP state chief further added that the Sangh Pariwar does not run on anyone’s surname or a single family’s legacy. It is an organisation built on the sacrifices of generations of party workers who, without expecting any posts or fame, dedicated their lives solely to social service, nation-building, and discipline. He ridiculed the remarks of CM Revanth Reddy and said the comparisons made by CM Revanth Reddy are completely baseless and meaningless. The Congress wants national politics to always revolve around the ‘Gandhi Family.’ But we strongly believe Indian politics should revolve around the self-respect of 1.4 billion citizens and India’s national interest, Rao said.
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