On Friday, a day before Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to Hyderabad, hoardings and posters taking a dig at the BJP’s take on dynasty politics and corruption surfaced across the city on Friday. Many hoardings and posters were up throughout Secunderabad, particularly near the Parade Grounds, where the Prime Minister will address a public meeting on Saturday.
Highlighting the corruption in different BJP-ruled States, a hoarding with an India map reads “BJP achievements. Welcome Modi ji”. Another hoarding at Secunderabad with pictures of many BJP leaders and their children, who are into active politics reads “Parivar welcomes Modi ji.”
While hoardings in various locations throughout Secunderabad poked fun at the BJP, posters placed on Metro pillars in Kukatpally and other nearby areas exposed the Central Government’s evil plans to privatise the Singareni Collieries Company Limited. (SCCL).
The posters put up in Telugu and English read “Save Singareni and BJP Hatao, Singareni Bachao”. In a few areas, which caught the attention of many passersby, read “All the crooked plans of BJP to privatise SCCL, will be strongly opposed and Singareni will be saved.”
On April 8, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Hyderabad to inaugurate and lay the foundation for various infrastructure projects worth Rs 11,355 crore.
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Apart from laying the foundation for various development projects, the Prime Minister will also flag off the Vande Bharat train between Hyderabad and Tirupati and lay the foundation for the modernisation of Secunderabad Railway Station, according to Union Tourism Minister G Kishan Reddy.
Kishan Reddy said the Prime Minister will dedicate the Secunderabad-Mahabubnagar doubling and electrification project to the nation, as well as inaugurate 13 new MMTS services that will run on newly constructed railway lines to the suburbs of Hyderabad city as part of the MMTS Phase-II.
The Prime Minister would also speak at a public meeting at the Secunderabad Parade Ground during his visit.
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