Union Minister of State for Home Affairs Bandi Sanjay Kumar said the Congress is not qualified to contest the elections for teachers and graduates.
“Have you ever fought for teachers and graduates? Have you ever fought against GO No: 317? Have you ever gone to jail for the unemployed, including Group-I? Then why should we vote for Congress candidates? The BJP has a history of constantly fighting for the problems of teachers and the unemployed, going to jail, and being beaten up…” Sanjay said.
Sanjay, along with BJP MLA Katepalli Venkataramana Reddy, former MLC NVS Prabhakar, former Mayor Sunil Rao, District BJP President Gangadi Krishna Reddy, BJP state spokesperson J. Sangappa and others attended a meeting of social media activists of Karimnagar Nizamabad Adilabad Medak MLC constituency.
Addressing the social media activists, Sanjay said the BRS government, as well as the current Congress government, filed several cases against many BJP activists for posting facts on social media while fighting for public causes. However, hats off to the activists working with the aim of BJP coming to power in Telangana without hesitation. Many leaders and activists have even sacrificed their lives for the BJP’s ideology. They lost their lives to Naxalites. The BJP has its own activists who work for its cause, he said.
Sanjay said the BJP has a history of tireless struggles on issues concerning the unemployed. “We fought in Warangal, Nalgonda and Mahbubnagar districts. In Nalgonda and Siddipet, many people got their legs and arms broken while fighting for the unemployed. They were beaten with batons by the police,” he said.
Sanjay said the BJP fought for Group-I hopefuls. “The BRS tried to create havoc among Group-I applicants at that time. They tried to destroy the future of Group-I candidates. That is why we foiled their conspiracy. There is no history of Congress and BRS leaders ever taking up the case of the unemployed except for their own selfish interests. They work only for commissions. Today Congress leaders are asking for 14 to 18 per cent commission for every bill. They are hounding contractors without paying their bills sans kickbacks,” he said.
