Union Home Minister Amit Shah attending the general public assembly at GG College floor in Nizamabad on Sunday.
| Photo Credit: Ok.V. Ramana
Union Minister for Home Amit Shah, on Sunday, reiterated that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) will take away reservations for Muslims and share it with SC/ST and BCs in Telangana after it comes to power right here.
“When I said the same before, the video of my speech was doctored to show as if I spoke about removing quotas. As long Prime Minister Narendra Modi and BJP are there, there is no question of abolishing reservations for marginalised sections,” he asserted at a public assembly in Parade Grounds.
Mr. Shah mentioned the PM had removed Article 370 and triple talaq, and never the present quotas. He additionally accused the Congress of creating Telangana an “ATM” and mentioned the ‘RR’ tax being collected from businesspersons is getting used for election spending.
Therefore, individuals voted for BJP candidates in Malkajgiri for Parliament and Assembly from the Secunderabad Cantonment in the bypoll, the celebration will guarantee there is no cash in the ATMs right here, he remarked.
The Congress authorities’s “appeasement politics” has led to placing obstacles into taking out the Sri Ram Navami procession and never celebrating Telangana Liberation Day. “Will Owaisi allow them to celebrate? But, we have taken a decision to celebrate it officially,” he claimed.
The BJP chief additionally took potshots on the INDIA alliance questioning the management and questioning who the PM candidate is — Sharad Pawar, M.Ok. Stalin, Mamata Banerjee or Rahul Gandhi. “Unlike Mr. Gandhi who takes a holiday in Bangkok, Mr. Modi has not taken a single day off even during Diwali,” he mentioned.
“A vote for Eatala Rajender contesting from Malkajgiri is a vote for Modi to become PM for the third time. Mr. Modi has a matchless reputation with not a single corruption charge in his 23 cumulative years as CM and PM. If you give us the maximum number of seats, we will make Telangana the No.1 State in the country,” he added.
State unit president G. Kishan Reddy and Rajya Sabha MP Ok. Laxman had been current.