Amit Shah challenges Revanth Reddy to respond to Congress's corruption before criticizing BJP
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Hyderabad: In a recent statement, Amit Shah, the BJP's leading figure and the Minister of Home Affairs, announced his intent to send a list of corruption allegations against the Congress to Telangana's Chief Minister, Revanth Reddy. Amit Shah suggested that Revanth Reddy should only criticize the BJP after responding to these allegations. This remark was made during a meeting with BJP's social media warriors in Telangana on Saturday.
He expressed confidence in BJP's victory in the upcoming parliamentary elections and hinted at the soon-to-be-announced Lok Sabha schedule. He also mentioned the Modi government's provision of Rs. 10,000 crores in aid to Telangana and predicted a sure win of 12 seats in the state in the Lok Sabha elections.
He expressed confidence in BJP's victory in the upcoming parliamentary elections and hinted at the soon-to-be-announced Lok Sabha schedule. He also mentioned the Modi government's provision of Rs. 10,000 crores in aid to Telangana and predicted a sure win of 12 seats in the state in the Lok Sabha elections.
"Three Parties, One Agenda"
Amit Shah criticized the Congress, BRS, and MIM parties, claiming they all share the same flag and agenda. He accused the BRS and Congress parties of being puppeteered by the MIM and collectively aiming to defeat Modi and the BJP. He labeled these parties as family-owned and promised to remove religious-based reservations if BJP comes to power, specifically mentioning the cancellation of Muslim reservations in Telangana.
"The Trio of Corrupt Parties"
Amit Shah accused leaders of the BRS and Congress of massive corruption, contrasting this with Modi's administration, which he claimed is free of corruption. He alleged that the Congress and BRS leaders are involved in corruption amounting to hundreds of crores and highlighted the public's desire to re-elect Modi as Prime Minister. Amit Shah also commended Modi for India's developmental strides in the last decade, including the revocation of Article 370, abolition of Triple Talaq, and implementation of 33% reservation for women.
Amit Shah criticized the Congress for opposing the CAA and accused Rahul Gandhi of taking frequent vacations to Italy. He lauded the Modi government for repelling attacks from Pakistan, conducting surgical strikes on terrorist camps, and eradicating terrorism and Naxalism. He envisioned India as a global guru by 2047 and highlighted Modi's dedication by noting that he hasn't taken a single day off in 23 years, emphasizing Modi's corruption-free service as Chief Minister and Prime Minister.
