Union Minister Parshottam Rupala meets K.A. Paul, flays PSP chief’s call to defeat BJP
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Hyderabad, June 30: Union Minister and BJ leader Parshottam Rupala arrived here on Thursday ahead of the BJP’s national executive meeting to be held on July 2 and 3. He visited the Praja Shanti Party’s central office and met its founder-president K.A. Paul. Talking to a reporter, Rupala said that he met Paul as he is a good and old friend of his and paid a courtesy visit to his office.
When asked about Paul is giving a call to all opposition parties to unite and defeat the BJP in the next general elections, Rupala stated that Paul’s PSP is yet to make an impact in politics.
“There is no point in talking to defeat BJP. First, let him try to make his party candidates win in Assembly elections then he can think of national politics,” he mentioned. He further said that the BJP is emerging as a largest party not only India but also in the world.
When asked about Paul is giving a call to all opposition parties to unite and defeat the BJP in the next general elections, Rupala stated that Paul’s PSP is yet to make an impact in politics.
“There is no point in talking to defeat BJP. First, let him try to make his party candidates win in Assembly elections then he can think of national politics,” he mentioned. He further said that the BJP is emerging as a largest party not only India but also in the world.
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