BJP Accuses Congress of Turning Hyderabad Summit into Anti-India Event

Telangana BJP president N. Ramchander Rao has launched a strong attack on the Congress over the Bharat Summit being organised in Hyderabad, describing it as an “Anti-India Summit” rather than a platform representing the country's interests. He alleged that the gathering was aimed at projecting Rahul Gandhi once again as a potential prime ministerial candidate with the backing of international forces. Addressing the media in Hyderabad on Wednesday, Rao questioned the intentions behind the event and accused the Congress of using an international platform for political gains.

Rao alleged that certain international organisations and influential individuals were attempting to create political instability in India. Referring to George Soros and the Progressive Alliance, he claimed that efforts were being made to encourage unrest and disorder in the country with the ultimate objective of influencing a change in government. He accused the Congress of providing a platform for such activities by bringing together left-wing groups and organisations that he described as being opposed to India's interests.

Questioning the decision to host the Bharat Rising Summit in Hyderabad, the BJP leader alleged that the event was being used to bring together international groups under the guise of a national development discussion. He maintained that the people of Telangana would not remain passive if activities detrimental to the country's interests took place in the state. He also called upon the Congress to clarify the purpose of the gathering and its political implications.

Turning his attention to the Congress government in Telangana, Rao criticised it for failing to implement the six guarantees promised to voters before the Assembly elections. He warned that Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi would face opposition if they visited the state without first ensuring the implementation of these commitments. He argued that the Congress leadership should fulfil its promises to the people instead of concentrating on political events.

Rao also accused the Revanth Reddy-led government of disposing of valuable government land across Telangana. Citing Miyapur as one example, he alleged that thousands of acres of public land were being put up for sale while important governance commitments remained unfulfilled.