BJP MLA Raja Singh announced on Monday that he will conduct a ‘Tiranga Bike Rally’ in Hyderabad on August 12. This rally will begin on August 12 at the Akashpuri Hanuman Temple in Dhoolpet and end at BJP’s state office.
As India reaches 75 years of independence in 2022, Raja Singh urged everyone to take part in the rally. Starting from the Akashpuri Hanuman temple, the rally will pass through Dhoolpet, Jummerat Bazaar, Begum Bazaar Chatri, Siddiamber Bazaar, Gowliguda, Koti VHP office, King Koti, Bugulkunta, Abid junction, and conclude at the BJP office.
As Raja Singh pointed out, Narendra Modi had made a call for ‘Har Ghar tiranga’ (tricolors on every house). In honor of all those who sacrificed their lives for the country’s independence, he asked people to hoist the national flag on Independence Day on their houses.
An arrest was made by the Shahinayathgunj police station in the city earlier this year after BJP MLA from Goshamahal made provocative statements at a Ram Navami rally in the city.
In his speech, Singh expressed his opposition to the alleged boycott of Hindu vendors in the Old City during Ramzaan. “If Hindus targeted the traitors (Muslims) similarly, they would go out of business and would not even be able to beg since Hindus give alms to the poor.”
The Hindus will vanquish all Muslims if they wake up, he further remarked.
As previously predicted by BJP MLA T Raja Singh from Goshamahal constituency, Telangana will soon witness the same political developments which led to the collapse of the Shiva Sena-led Maha Vikas Agadi government.
He also challenged Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao to stop his government from collapsing.
He alleged that the CM kept himself busy in order to avoid meeting Prime Minister Narendra Modi during his visits to the state.
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