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Telangana BJP to take Congress govt.’s ‘anti-people policies’ to voters in MLC, civic polls

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Telangana BJP to take Congress govt.’s ‘anti-people policies’ to voters in MLC, civic polls
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The Telangana BJP has announced plans to campaign against the state's Congress government, citing failures in governance and unfulfilled election promises. The party specifically highlighted issues regarding student fee reimbursements and a lack of job opportunities for youth.

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This reflects the ongoing political friction in Telangana as opposition parties leverage local grievances to gain momentum in upcoming municipal and MLC elections.

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The Telangana BJP will take the Congress government’s alleged failures and anti-people policies to the public during the upcoming Graduate MLC and Municipal Corporation elections, party official spokesperson N.V. Subash said on Wednesday.

Asserting that Telangana would receive effective governance only under the leadership of the Bharatiya Janata Party, he accused the Congress government of ‘severely deceiving’ the people, who he said had already suffered during the BRS’s 10-year rule.

Addressing a press conference at the party’s State office here, Mr. Subash alleged that even after 30 months in power, the Revanth Reddy government had failed to fulfil its election promises. He claimed that unemployed youth and students had been particularly affected due to the non-release of ₹14,000 crore in fee reimbursement dues, the absence of a job calendar and colleges allegedly withholding certificates, causing hardship to nearly 22 lakh students and their parents.

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