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A very big, hot and sensational news is currently emerging from the political corridors of the South Indian state of Telangana, local politics and governance of Hyderabad. The tension between Telangana’s opposition political camp and the state administration reached its peak when the Telangana unit president of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) N. Ramachandra Rao (N. Ramachandra Rao) on Saturday made a serious allegation that he and several other prominent leaders of the party were forcibly arrested by the police. ‘House Arrest’ Has been done.
The BJP President claims that this entire action was taken so that he could defeat the senior leaders of the Congress Party in the city. Rahul Gandhi and the proposed ‘India Summit’ being organized by the State Government. Expressing strong anger over this strict attitude of the police, BJP has termed it as undemocratic and dictatorial attitude of the Congress government of the state. Let us know in detail what is the whole story behind this political drama in Hyderabad and what are the reactions from both the sides.
Heavy police force deployed outside the house early in the morning, big allegation of Ramachandra Rao
On Saturday morning, political activity suddenly intensified in Hyderabad when Telangana BJP President N. A heavy police force was deployed outside the residence of Ramachandra Rao. According to the official statement issued from Rao’s office, a large number of policemen gathered outside his house in Tarnaka at around 6 am in the morning and he was not allowed to leave the house under any circumstances.
While talking to the media, N. Ramachandra Rao expressed his views in a very aggressive manner and said, “Since morning, heavy police force has been deployed outside my residence. The police have put me under house arrest in my own house so that I cannot participate in the protest as per the party’s schedule. The Congress government is grossly misusing the police machinery to hide its failures.” Rao alleged that this action of the police is completely illegal and it directly violates the democratic rights of the opposition.
Why did BJP want to protest? Rahul Gandhi’s visit and ‘Bharat Summit’ became the main reason
Political experts believe that the main root of this entire controversy is Congress leader Rahul Gandhi’s visit to Hyderabad and the high-profile event being organized by the state government. ‘Bharat Summit’ Is. Targeting the ruling Congress government in Telangana, BJP leaders said that the big promises and guarantees given by the Congress party to the people of the state during the assembly elections have not been fulfilled till date. The public is feeling cheated.
This protest by BJP was also about the fact that the government is organizing such grand conferences to divert the attention of the general public from the real issues. The state BJP unit wanted party workers to take to the streets during Rahul Gandhi’s visit to Hyderabad to register their protest peacefully against the government’s unfulfilled promises and failures. But Telangana Police, which became active as soon as it got wind of this protest, took precautionary measures citing law and order and security reasons and along with putting the BJP President under house arrest, detained hundreds of party workers across the state.
BJP angry at Telangana government, says, “Undemocratic and dictatorial rule is going on in the state”
After this entire incident, there has been an earthquake in the politics of Telangana. All the big leaders of BJP have opened a front against the Revanth Reddy government of the state. The party says that peaceful protest in a democratic country is the fundamental right of every citizen and political party, but the Congress government of Telangana is working to crush this right.
The BJP condemned it in sharp words, saying that whenever the opposition talks about the interests of the public and demands an account from the government of its election promises, an attempt is made to suppress the voice by using police force. Political analysts believe that after this visit of Rahul Gandhi and this preventive action taken by the police, the political conflict between the ruling Congress and the main opposition party BJP in the state is likely to become more intense. In the coming days, this issue can become a big political weapon from the assembly to the streets.