BJP national leader Ponguleti Sudhakar Reddy accused the Congress, CPI and other Opposition parties of promoting anti-democratic policies and maligning national leaders. He also criticised the Telangana government, alleging that it had failed to fulfil its election promises.
Khammam: BJP national leader Ponguleti Sudhakar Reddy accused the Congress, CPI and other parties of promoting anti-democratic policies in the country.
He took part in a meeting titled ‘Save Democracy Against Anarchy’ held here on Friday, where intellectuals and prominent individuals discussed the alleged anti-national approach of the Congress and other Opposition parties.
He said the Opposition parties had been engaged in a campaign to malign Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah, the Election Commission of India and National Security Advisor.
The event in Khammam was the first of its kind, and many such events had been taking place across the country to counter the hidden agenda and mala fide intentions of the Opposition parties, he alleged.
Sudhakar Reddy stated that Prime Minister Modi was driving significant national development under the vision of ‘Sabka saath, sab ka vikas, sabka prayas’, while the Congress and other parties were attempting to obstruct this progress. Every citizen should support Modi, he said.
Referring to the Congress government led by Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy in Telangana, the BJP leader said the government was a total failure, with none of its election promises having been implemented.
Only contractors had benefited from the government, while the common people, farmers and unemployed youth were suffering, he added. BJP district president Nelluri Koteswara Rao, party leader Dr Gongura Venkateshwarlu and several others were present.