Bhadradri Kothagudem : Union Minister Bandi Sanjay Kumar said on Wednesday that no force could prevent the BJP from coming to power in Telangana. During his visit to Bhadrachalam, Sanjay Kumar addressed BJP leaders and party workers and said Telangana had become a key focus for the BJP leadership following the Uttar Pradesh elections. The Union Minister alleged that during the previous BRS government, a minister from the erstwhile Khammam district had been involved in filing cases against a BJP worker and subjecting him to harassment. He further alleged that a former minister from the combined Khammam district was sending money or packages to Delhi.

Sanjay Kumar criticised the Congress government, accusing it of taking credit for welfare schemes, including the construction of houses and distribution of rice, despite the Centre’s contribution to these programmes. He also criticised the previous BRS government, alleging that KCR had compromised with the BJP. Recalling the political struggles faced by BJP workers during the BRS regime, he claimed that the situation was worse than the period of Razakar rule. Calling upon party workers to intensify their campaign against the Congress government, Sanjay Kumar urged them to work with determination and courage. He said BJP workers should not be intimidated by police cases.

Even if there are 109 cases against me, I will not back down, he said, calling on party workers to highlight what he described as the failures of the Congress government. Sanjay Kumar said the Congress had been reduced to power in only four states and claimed that there was growing opposition to the party’s government in Telangana. He expressed confidence that the BJP would form the next government in the state. He also asked BJP workers to strengthen the party at the grassroots level by reaching out to people in every household and explaining the party’s policies and programmes.

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