Hyderabad, Oct 29 (UNI) Union Minister and Telangana BJP President, G. Kishan Reddy, has revealed on Sunday that the party will initiate a large-scale campaign on November 3. ( G. Kishan Reddy)
Addressing the media at the party’s state headquarters in Nampally, here on Sunday, alongside the joining of leaders from Karimnagar and joint Adilabad districts, Reddy stated that the BJP’s National President, Union Ministers, and Chief Ministers of BJP-governed states will actively participate in this campaign.
Reddy highlighted the historic significance of the BJP’s decision to appoint a Chief Minister from the Backward Classes (BC), marking a significant step towards social transformation.
He lauded Prime Minister Modi’s efficient governance and the support of BC communities, particularly in rural areas, for the party’s commitment to appoint a BC leader as the Chief Minister of Telangana.
Numerous BC associations have already passed resolutions in support of the BJP’s vision to appoint a BC Chief Minister. Reddy credited the Narendra Modi government for granting legitimacy to the BC Commission.
Reddy pledged that the BJP would work to address the issues of BC, SC, and ST communities in the state.
Reddy emphasized the BJP’s dedication to social justice and its track record of promoting leaders from minority communities to key positions. He criticized the Congress and Majlis parties for their policies and practices and pledged to end corruption and family rule from Gram Panchayat to the Chief Minister’s Office.
He lauded the Narendra Modi government’s corruption-free governance and its achievements in various sectors, including the construction of the Ram Mandir in Ayodhya, the repeal of Article 370, and the ban on triple talaq.
Reddy expressed his desire to see the BJP deliver justice to all citizens and urged the people to reject the Congress party which allegedly attempted to bring illegally earned money into Telangana for electoral purposes.
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