Hyderabad, May 10: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday expressed confidence that the Bharatiya Janata Party would come to power in Telangana in the future. He said the political mood visible in West Bengal was now emerging in Telangana as well.
Addressing a massive public meeting at Parade Grounds in Secunderabad, Modi greeted the crowd in Telugu and thanked the people of Telangana for their support.
“My dear people of Telangana, heartfelt greetings to all of you,” the prime minister said while opening his speech in Telugu.
Modi referred to the BJP’s recent electoral success in West Bengal and described it as a historic victory for the party. He said he had visited Bengal a day earlier and witnessed strong public support for the BJP.
According to Modi, the swearing in of a BJP leader as chief minister in West Bengal for the first time marked a proud moment for the party. He added that the enthusiasm seen after the Bengal victory was clearly visible at the BJP rally in Hyderabad.
Prime Minister Modi also highlighted the BJP’s performance in other states. He said the party secured a third consecutive victory in Assam and that the National Democratic Alliance retained power in Puducherry for a second term.
Although political discussions across the country continue over recent election results, Modi stated that the BJP’s Bengal victory carried special significance. He claimed the result broke what he described as “chains of political slavery” in the state.
The prime minister further said people in Telangana were strongly seeking political change. He claimed that demands for a BJP government were growing across the state.
Modi urged Telangana voters to bless the BJP in the same way people in West Bengal had supported the party. He stated that after Bengal, the BJP’s next major political focus would be Telangana.
The prime minister also praised BJP workers in Telangana and said their enthusiasm had doubled. He noted that slogans supporting the BJP government were being widely heard during the public meeting.
During his speech, Modi launched sharp criticism against the Congress party. He alleged that corruption increased wherever Congress remained in power.
He also claimed that the people of West Bengal had rejected both the Trinamool Congress and Left parties. Modi further alleged that voters in Bengal stood against what he described as Mamata Banerjee’s authoritarian style of governance.
The BJP public meeting drew a large crowd at Parade Grounds, with party leaders and workers from different districts attending the event under tight security arrangements.
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