BJP Eyes Local Bodies In Telangana After Parliament Poll Performance

Hyderabad, July 17 (Maxim News): Upbeat over the support the party got in the Lok Sabha elections in the State, the BJP leadership has asked its Telangana unit leaders to cash in on the gains achieved in the Lok Sabha elections in the upcoming local body polls.

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The BJP leadership wants the State unit to continue the momentum till the local body polls so that it can emerge as a force in the state. 

The State’s electoral landscape has shifted in favor of the party and the enthusiastic performance in the Lok Sabha polls would be reflected in the forthcoming local body elections.” Union Coal Minister and BJP State Unit Chief G. Kishan Reddy recently told party functionaries during a State executive meeting.

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Sources say the BJP in Telangana decided to reach out to the masses in the districts with a new slogan “Salute Telangana,” to thank the people for reposing their confidence in the BJP by electing eight MPs and giving a 35 percent vote share. The BJP State executive recently adopted the “Salute Telangana” resolution to thank the people of Telangana for their support of the BJP.

The BJP is planning to launch outreach programs to reach out to people in the interiors of the State with the “Salute Telangana” slogan to consolidate the party’s position and make impressive victories in the next local body elections. 

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Since the BJP managed to get a lead in 46 Assembly segments and stood second in 44 Assembly segments, the BJP State leadership believes that the party’s performance during the Lok Sabha elections reflects the growing acceptance of the BJP by the Telangana voters. 

The BJP feels that the Congress with its inherent group politics and failure in delivering the guarantees and other big promises to the people may not last long.  Hence, to keep the people’s memory fresh on the tall impracticable promises made to people by the congress during the polls, the State BJP was planning to activate all its frontal organizations, including Yuva Morcha, Mahila Morcha, ABVP to intensify agitations across the State in the coming days.  (Maxim News)


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