BJP Will Not Come To Power In Telangana For 50 Years: Raja Singh
- Goshamahal MLA releases video after Jubilee Hills by-election
- Raja Singh criticises BJP leadership, urges Kishan Reddy to act
Hyderabad, Nov 15 (Maxim News): Goshamahal MLA Raja Singh has once again targeted his own party, making strong remarks against the BJP leadership. In a video addressing the outcome of the Jubilee Hills by-election, he stated that the BJP will not come to power in Telangana for another 50 years. His comments have triggered discussions within political circles across the state.
Raja Singh alleged that the party leadership is moving forward stubbornly without listening to the concerns of ground-level workers or the public. “BJP leaders are moving ahead stubbornly. They are not listening to anyone,” he said, expressing frustration over internal party affairs. He criticised the leadership style and claimed that the current approach is pushing the party further away from victory in Telangana.
“Looking at the way BJP leaders are acting, it does not look like BJP will come to power in Telangana even after another 50 years,” he remarked. Singh also highlighted the party’s repeated failures in attracting voter support and urged the leadership to introspect. “Learn how to win. How to turn the voters towards us. Think about anything you say,” he added in the emotional video message.
In an appeal directed at Union Minister and Telangana BJP President G. Kishan Reddy, Raja Singh said, “BJP is dying in Telangana, Kishan Reddy garu please save it.” His plea reflected growing dissatisfaction among some sections of the party cadre following the by-election results.
Political observers believe Raja Singh’s remarks may deepen internal challenges within the state BJP at a time when it is seeking to strengthen its base in Telangana. The MLA’s comments have once again brought attention to leadership issues and the pressing demand for organisational reform.
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