BJP chief Nitin Nabin opens district offices in Telangana

Bharatiya Janata Party national president Nitin Nabin concluded a three-day visit to Telangana on Tuesday, using a state executive meeting to launch a sharp political offensive against the ruling Congress government and rally party workers for upcoming electoral battles. Nabin accused the Congress administration of failing to deliver on its promises and treating the state as a financial resource for its central leadership.

Addressing party leaders in Hyderabad, Nabin alleged the Congress government has not fulfilled any of its "Six Guarantees," specifically citing unpaid unemployment allowances and undelivered financial assistance for women. He charged that public funds collected in Telangana, including through what he termed an "RR tax," were being diverted to the party's "Delhi Darbar" instead of being used for state welfare and development.

Nabin declared that the "countdown" for the Congress government has begun and called on BJP cadres to intensify public engagement, taking people's issues "from the streets to the Assembly." He urged workers to hold the government accountable for its spending and decisions, and to prepare for a struggle to bring the BJP to power in the...