BJP to hammer BRS, MIM, Congress on 'Sanatan Dharma'

HYDERABAD: The time immemorial Sanatan Dharma is all set to come in handy for the BJP in its new age battle of politics with the party deciding to attack Chief Minister and BRS party president K Chandrashekar Rao, and the Congress party as it seeks to regain lost ground in Telangana, along with mounting an offensive on the AIMIM party.

On Friday, state BJP president and Union Minister G Kishan Reddy, addressing a meeting of the party’s state executive, called on his BJP colleagues to “unite people against forces seeking to undermine Sanatan Dharma. KCR doesn’t care about Hindu culture. He once said ‘Hindugallu Bondagallu’, and now, he stays silent on Tamil Nadu Minister Udayanidhi Stalin’s call to destroy Sanatan Dharma, which means putting an end to existence of Hindus.”

He also said in the past, “Akbaruddin Owaisi said if he is given 15 minutes, he will ensure there are no Hindus left in India. The efforts of BRS, Congress, aided by AIMIM to undermine Sanatan Dharma must be repelled.”

He said: “It appears that KCR is possessed by the Nizam and is acting like his descendent and is acting like he is the ninth Nizam. It was the Nizams who tried to destroy our culture in Telangana, and now under KCR, the state’s economy has been destroyed and under his rule, corruption, misuse of funds, family rule, and dictatorial governance have reached heights unknown previously.”

He also called on people to join in the Telangana Liberation Day celebrations on September 17 at the Parade Grounds in Hyderabad, and to also celebrate the day in every village in the state.

The meeting, attended by senior state party leaders and Rajya Sabha member Prakash Javadekar in charge of Telangana elections, and co in-charge and general secretary Sunil Bansal, also unanimously condemned the comments being made attacking Sanatan Dharma. The meeting also chalked out a series of programmes for the party till October.
 

BJP Action Plan

Sept 11 – Protests against criticism of Sanatan Dharma in all district headquarters

Sept 13-14 – A 24-hour protests led by G Kishan Reddy demanding KCR implement promises made to youth on jobs, unemployment allowance

Sept 15 – Motorcycle rally led by G Kishan Reddy from Secunderabad Clock Tower to Parakal in Hanamkonda district demanding Telangana Liberation Day and history of Telangana martyrs be included in textbooks, national, state BJP leaders to take part

Sept 16 – Similar motorcycle rallies in all Assembly constituencies

Sept 17 – Call to participate in Central government led official Telangana Liberation Day celebrations at Parade Grounds to be addressed by Amit Shah; party workers to hoist national flag at polling booth level

Sept 17 to Oct 2 – Sevak Paksh – to erect banners and posters highlighting Modi government’s contribution to Telangana

Sept 20-22 – 450 BJP leaders to tour all mandals, review party preparation for polls

Sept 24 – Meri Maati-Mera Desh in villages where it is not been held so far

Sept 26 to oct 13 – 3 Rath Yatras, all important BJP leaders to take part and switch from one phase of yatra to another, expose KCR government’s failures.