'BJP Has Decided To End Muslim Reservation Imposed By BRS, Congress': Union Minister Amit Shah
Instead, Amit Shah pledged to introduce reservations for SC, ST, and OBC categories.
The BJP has decided to abolish Muslim reservation introduced by the BRS and Congress, declared Union Home Minister Amit Shah at a public rally in Medak Lok Sabha seat on Thursday. Instead, he pledged to introduce reservations for SC, ST, and OBC categories.
According to a report on ANI, Union Home Minister Amit Shah addresses a public rally in Medak Lok Sabha seat. He said, "BJP has decided to end the Muslim reservation imposed by BRS and Congress. BJP will bring the reservation for SC, ST and OBC... The holistic development of Telangana can only happen when the BJP government will be formed in the centre."
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He says, "BJP has decided to end the Muslim reservation imposed by BRS and Congress. BJP will bring the reservation for SC, ST and OBC... The holistic development of… pic.twitter.com/pgSqPxgF5L
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Further, Amit Shah alleged that Congress party has made Telangana 'Delhi's ATM'.
"In such a short time, Congress party has made Telangana 'Delhi's ATM'. Congress party is not investigating the corruption of TRS (BRS), whether it is Kaleshwaram (project) or land scam. TRS and Congress party, both are in cahoots. You make Modi ji PM for third term, Narendra Modi ji will liberate Telangana from this corruption," he said, as per a report on PTI.
After securing victory in the Legislative Assembly elections last December, the Congress came into power in Telangana. Asserting that the people of Telangana are now supporting Modi, he stated that the state's residents have resolved to ensure BJP's success in every constituency. He emphasised that Telangana's all-encompassing progress can only be achieved with the formation of a BJP government at the Centre.
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