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BJP launches protest against Congress government
In Short
Leaders criticise Revanth Reddy and Rahul Gandhi over Bharat Summit, raise concerns over foreign influence
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BJP launches protest against Congress government
Jayashankar Bhupalpally: BJP leaders staged a dharna and road roko at AmbedkarChowk in Bhupalapally town, protesting against the Congress government’s policies in the name of the Bharat Summit. The protest was led by BJP district general secretary DongalaRajender and town president GeesaSampath Kumar.
Addressing the gathering, BJP leaders strongly criticised Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy and Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, alleging that political interests were being prioritised over national interests. They expressed concern over foreign influence on India’s economic, educational and cultural systems in the name of investments.
The leaders urged the state government to protect the country’s sovereignty and focus on Telangana’s development, farmers’ welfare and public issues. They vowed to continue opposing policies they considered harmful to national interests.
BJP State Executive Committee member ErukalaGanapathi attended as protest in-charge. Several party leaders and workers also participated.
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