PM Modi and Cong disturbance. Telangana’s Government: Revanth Reddy

Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy said the Bhartiya Janata Party (BJP) was so influenced by the Congressional government’s plans in Telangana that Prime Minister Narendra Modi himself decided to attack the government.

Mr Reddy said Mr Modi was under enormous pressure after the Telangana government completed a caste survey to determine the population of the backward class as he saw demand from other states, especially in Bihar, where the election expired.

He said he shared this with party leaders in the Congress Legislature (CLP) on Tuesday, showing how the BJP is now concerned about the people of the North Indian state, where British Columbia is very strong but dispersed.

Mr Reddy said the BJP is now trying to divert attention from these issues, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi himself is taking on the task of slandering the Congressional government. He cited Mr. Modi’s speech at a public meeting in Haryana to show the party’s strategy.

The BJP has no answer to the BC caste survey, nor does it have a program classification for SC reservation benefits between SCs. Mr Reddy believes that the distribution of quality rice through public distribution systems creates a positive image among the masses, and the BJP will try to shift the focus to other smaller issues.

A senior leader recalled that the British Columbia caste survey in Telangana also attracted the attention of national parliament leaders at the recent AICC meeting in Gandhi Nagar, Gujarat. Mr. Rahul Gandhi, who advocates for the British Columbia survey across the country, also praised Mr. Reddy.

On the sidelines of the AICC meeting, Mr. Reddy was a reveler in the states of British Columbia leaders who discussed the state’s classification and its political consequences so that they could raise similar demand in their respective states. In fact, some of them want to visit Telangana to learn about the exercises and bring the format to their states to put pressure on their governments.