After Bihar-Bengal, now ‘saffron’ focus on Telangana: BJP spreads the net of victory, Nitin Nabin’s ‘Mission 2028’ started After Bihar-Bengal, now ‘saffron’ focus on Telangana: BJP spreads the net of victory, Nitin Nabin’s ‘Mission 2028’ started

BJP’s ‘Sankalp Kendra’ campaign in Telangana After political successes like Bihar, West Bengal and Delhi, the Bharatiya Janata Party has now set its sights on Telangana in South India. Senior party leader Nitin Nabin has taken the lead to strengthen the organizational foundation of BJP in Telangana. The inauguration of 9 new district offices in a single day in different districts of the state—Rangareddy Rural, Adilabad, Asifabad, Nirmal, Kamareddy, Siddipet, Medak, Vanaparthi and Nagarkurnool is a big indication of the party’s growing activism. Nabin clarified that these offices will not just be administrative buildings, but will serve as ‘resolution centers’ to serve the public.

Mission 2028: Roadmap from Municipal Corporation to Assembly The party’s strategy is now completely focused on ‘Mission 2028’, with the upcoming municipal elections in the state also being important milestones for the BJP. Nitin Nabin enthused the workers and called upon them to say that the real meaning of politics is not power but social service. Making a scathing attack on the Congress state government, he said that the present government has failed to fulfill the expectations of the people. Nabin believes that the people will be able to benefit from the real potential of Telangana only when BJP’s ‘double engine’ government is formed in the state. He instructed the workers to join on the ground by adopting the basic mantra of the organization ‘Nation first, Party second and self last’.

Challenge in the South and BJP’s new strategy This activism of BJP is being seen at a time when the party has faced political challenges in the recent Legislative Council elections in the neighboring state of Karnataka. Congress’s lead in Karnataka due to cross voting has alerted the BJP leadership. In view of this, BJP in Telangana is laying special emphasis on removing its organizational shortcomings and strengthening the roots of the workers. Remembering late leader Sushma Swaraj and the martyrs of the Telangana movement, Nabeen claimed that the dream of development of Telangana will be fully realized only after the BJP comes to power. Now it will be interesting to see how much change this aggressive strategy of BJP brings in the regional politics of Telangana.