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Bharatiya Janata Party National President Shri Nitin Nabin addressed the BJP Karyakarta Sammelan in Mahbubnagar (Telangana) on Wednesday and criticized the Congress and the state government in Telangana. He stated that Chief Minister Revanth Reddy does Muslim appeasement and neglects Dalits, SC-STs, and tribal communities. BJP National President termed the state government’s indifference towards women, attacks on temples, and disrespect for religious traditions as serious concerns. Shri Nitin Nabin described the municipal elections in Telangana as an opportunity for new leadership and strengthening BJP, and expressed his resolve to ensure the party’s stability by 2028 with public support. During the event, BJP State President Shri N. Ramchandran Rao, Union Minister Shri G. Kishan Reddy, National Vice President Smt. D. K. Aruna, OBC Morcha President Dr. K. Laxman, along with other leaders, were present on the stage.
Shri Nitin Nabin mentioned that politics in Telangana has reached a critical juncture. The Chief Minister’s politics is trapped in multiple layers, with the sole objective of advancing appeasement politics within society. Repeated actions and statements have suppressed the Telugu language and culture, making this intent evident on several occasions. Disregarding cultural values and Sanatani traditions, the slogan “Congress is Muslim, Muslim is Congress” was raised exposing both the character of the Chief Minister and the nature of Congress politics, which was described as driven purely by Muslim vote-bank considerations rather than public welfare. A lack of empathy toward the Telugu people was asserted. The Congress government in the state reduced budget allocations meant for SCs and STs while increasing allocations for the Minority Commission and Minority Department, indicating that Dalits and backward classes are not a priority in its approach. A similar indifference toward tribal communities was highlighted. Budgetary changes were characterized as being made to secure a small segment of minority votes, with the response expected from the public through elections. It was further stated that in Telangana, a few individuals have become among the wealthiest in the country, owning up to 70,000 acres of land presented as a symbol of exploitation of the common people. The state government was described as intent on strengthening the Waqf Board, reinforcing the claim that Congress politics rests on minority appeasement. In this context, Bharatiya Janata Party Karyakartas were said to be standing firm, prepared to intensify the movement. Revanth Reddy was accused of acting to appease Muslim voters, and it was emphasized that this reality must be brought before the people.
Hon’ble BJP National President highlighted that over the past two years, there have been repeated attempts in several places to damage temples. Temples have been attacked, vandalized by mobs, significant damage has been caused to the Lamba Mandir, and attempts have been made to desecrate the Gandhinagar Mandir. The information that has come to light is extremely serious. A direct message was conveyed to the Congress that Sanatan Dharma is India’s tradition, its identity, and the soul of the nation. Any actions taken against Sanatan traditions will not be met with silence by Bharatiya Janata Party Karyakartas. Party Karyakartas will take to the streets and will be prepared to make every sacrifice necessary to protect Sanatan traditions. If attempts are made to insult temples, Hindu deities, or places of worship, or if efforts are made to impose restrictions on Hindu festivals, such forces will not be able to remain in power for long. This was issued as a clear and unequivocal warning.
Shri Nabin asserted that while Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji is working to empower women, give them dignity, and make them Aatmanirbhar through initiatives like Lakhpati Didi, the approach of the state government is deeply unfortunate. The Congress government in the state has failed to fulfill the promises made to women. When this government was formed two years ago, it claimed that women would receive ₹2,500 as monthly assistance, but till date this promise has not been implemented. On the contrary, crimes against women in the state are continuously rising. The same conditions that prevailed during the previous government, which remained in power for 11 years, are visible even today, showing no difference between the old and the present government. Incidents of humiliation and harassment of women are occurring repeatedly. It was asserted that Bharatiya Janata Party Karyakartas are fully prepared, and with the formal launch of the election campaign, the party will become the voice of women and take this struggle forward. BJP Karyakartas will go door to door, raise their voice against the oppression of women, and firmly place this issue before the public.
Shri Nitin Nabin asserted that Congress leaders operate with a single refrain of betrayal of the people. This has been the consistent character of the Congress, and there is hardly any section of society that has not been deceived. Farmers, SC–ST communities, and OBC groups have all faced repeated breaches of promises made by the Congress. There is no ally left whom the Congress has not let down. Whether it is the ₹15,000 Rythu Yojna for farmers, the Ambedkar Abhay Hastam for SC–ST communities, or housing schemes announced in Indira Gandhi’s name, no meaningful work has been carried out on these promises for the past two years. This, it was asserted, clearly shows that an inefficient Congress government is in place. Promises made to women have also remained unfulfilled. It was further stated that even after the BRS government exited and the Congress came to power, the rule of commissioners and mafias did not end. What exists today was described not as a Congress government, but as a government of commissions and extortion, marked by collections and irregularities everywhere. The governments led by Rahul Gandhi and Revanth Reddy were accused of focusing on extracting taxes from the public. Raising public awareness against this was termed essential. In the upcoming electoral battle, Bharatiya Janata Party Karyakartas will go among the people to expose this entire system of collections and corruption and raise a strong voice against it.
Hon’ble BJP National President remarked that while the government led by Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji remains firmly committed to the people of Telangana and is focused on the state’s development, the Central Government has proposed a ₹5,454 crore plan for railways. The announcement in the budget of high-speed corridors connecting Hyderabad–Pune, Hyderabad–Bengaluru, and Hyderabad–Chennai clearly demonstrates that the Hon’ble Prime Minister’s affection and commitment toward the people of Telangana remain steadfast. It was further stated that the announcement and inauguration of the National Turmeric Board underline the Hon’ble Prime Minister’s credibility that what is promised is delivered. The Hyderabad–Nagpur Industrial Corridor and the Hyderabad–Warangal projects were also cited as clear reflections of this commitment. The Central Government was described as standing firmly with the people of Telangana and determined to further advance this chain of development. In return for the affection and support shown by the people of Telangana toward Bharatiya Janata Party, the party remains fully committed to ensuring comprehensive welfare and development for the state.
Shri Nabin asserted that the people of the country have given Bharatiya Janata Party an opportunity, and there is pride in the leadership of Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji, as today the world’s major powers are strengthening friendship and cooperation with India. Through what was described as the “Mother of All Deals,” India’s relations with the European Union and the United States have been advanced diplomatically, and a significant achievement has been realized by bringing tariffs imposed on the country down to 18 percent through trade agreements under the Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi ji’s leadership. Gratitude and appreciation were conveyed on behalf of the people of Telangana to the Hon’ble Prime Minister. The hard work and dedication of party Karyakartas during the 2023 elections were acknowledged, which translated into securing 35 percent of the vote for the BJP in the 2024 elections. The resolve now is to take the fight further, working with full commitment toward the goal of securing 50 percent of the vote at every booth. It was further stated that after the 2024 Lok Sabha elections, the people have continued to place their trust in the Hon’ble Prime Minister across successive elections nationwide. This confidence was reflected in recent municipal elections in Maharashtra, as well as elections in Kerala, Chandigarh, and Arunachal Pradesh. In every state where elections have taken place even Bihar public faith and support for the Hon’ble Prime Minister have remained clear. This trust and confidence were described as a major opportunity for the BJP in Telangana. All Telangana BJP Karyakartas were called upon to seize this opportunity with determination and, under the leadership of the Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji, work with complete dedication and effort to ensure the party’s victory in the state.
Shri Nitin Nabin remarked that when Union Home Minister Shri Amit Shah was the National President of the party, he had asserted that BJP governance would not be established until the saffron flag flew from the Panchayat to Parliament. Today, the party stands close to achieving that goal, with the saffron flag rising from grassroots institutions to the national legislature. Through these local body elections, young leadership will be brought forward, a new leadership cadre will be prepared, and BJP will advance with renewed vigor and a new standard. On the strength of organizational capability, the time has come to reach out to the people. If the organization demonstrates complete dedication and commitment to the work and ideas of Hon’ble Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi Ji, the BJP will certainly win in Telangana, and that victory will be placed in the Hon’ble Prime Minister’s hands. This struggle was described not as a fight for power, but as a battle to safeguard the future of Telangana. Through this effort, the dignity of the people of Telangana will be protected, their future will be secured, and new leadership will be nurtured ensuring that the flag of Bharatiya Janata Party remains firmly planted in Telangana in 2028.