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Tensions Rise in Telangana Politics Ahead of Elections

BJP spokesman NV Subhash questioned Telangana Chief Minister K. Chandrashekar Rao (KCR) and his son KT Rama Rao (KTR)’s services to the state in a blistering attack. He chastised them on how they handled cash, development programs, and governance:

Subhash accused KCR and KTR of diverting cash allocated by Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the state with the intent of obtaining bribes.

He raised concerns about exam administration, citing the 17 times the State PCS exam was postponed or cancelled. Subhash stated that a large percentage of Telangana’s young are looking for government jobs.

According to Subhash, lands for development projects were not provided to the federal government, resulting in stalled projects in the state.

He praised the Telangana Governor for rejecting the nomination of two BRS leaders to the Legislative Council, noting that such nominations should be for persons who work for society rather than those with set allegiance elsewhere.

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Subhash said that state governors are “agents” of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, citing Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan’s past role as BJP Tamil Nadu state president.

Prime Minister Modi is set to speak at a public gathering in Mahabubnagar on October 1 before of the Telangana Assembly elections. The state will see a triangular struggle between the BJP, the ruling BRS, and the Congress, which will act as a litmus test for political coalitions ahead of the 2024 Lok Sabha elections.

These comments highlight the rising political tensions and competitiveness in Telangana as the state prepares for elections, with numerous parties competing for control and attempting to establish their agendas.

 

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