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It’s anti-Bharat Summit, says NRR
In Short
Ramchander Rao alleged that behind the Progressive Alliance are dangerous forces attempting to overthrow democratic governments internationally.
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BJP president Ramchander Rao
Hyderabad: BJP Telangana State President N Ramchander Rao on Wednesday alleged that the Bharat Summit planned by Congress at HITEX in Hyderabad is an Anti-Bharat Summit run by anti-national forces. Addressing reporters alongside party leaders Kalyan Naik, Ravi Naik, Solanki Srinivas, Mutyala Tirupati Reddy, and Chakradhar Rao, he stated that while initially projected as an investment conference, recent statements by Salman Khurshid and Sam Pitroda revealed it as a conspiratorial gathering backed by foreign entities. He claimed the platform is being used to project Rahul Gandhi to delegates from 100 countries as a future Prime Minister.
Ramchander Rao alleged that behind the Progressive Alliance are dangerous forces attempting to overthrow democratic governments internationally. Citing investigative reports, he claimed 101 organisations running an Islamic and communist protest ecosystem across nine countries are behind this alliance. He stated that Rahul Gandhi holds a key role in this system, which he alleged backed violent regime-change riots in countries such as France, Nepal, Sri Lanka, and Bangladesh. He demanded financial disclosures regarding who funded those disruptions, pointing out that Sonia Gandhi met Progressive International delegations funded by anti-India entities like George Soros at 10 Janpath, alongside Mallikarjun Kharge at the AICC office.
He warned that the alliance includes representatives from 42 Islamic nations, leftist countries, and dictatorial monarchies targeting Hyderabad to incite continuous chaos until the 2029 general elections. Recalling that Rs 29 crore of public funds was previously spent on the summit, he criticized efforts to misuse state resources again. He demanded that Sonia, Rahul, and Priyanka Gandhi explain their links with the Progressive Alliance. Noting that Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy might be unaware of these international conspiracies, Ramchander Rao warned that Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi should enter Telangana only after implementing their six electoral guarantees, warning that BJP workers will protest and block them at every step if promises remain unfulfilled.
