Nizamuddin Accuses BRS Of Hiring Crowds In Jubilee Hills
- Congress campaign claims genuine voter support against BRS roadshows
- TPCC leader says Jubilee Hills by-election will expose fake politics
Hyderabad, November 2: Telangana Pradesh Congress Committee (TPCC) spokesperson Syed Nizamuddin has accused the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) of hiring people from other constituencies to inflate crowd numbers during its roadshows in Jubilee Hills. He alleged that the BRS Working President K.T. Rama Rao used “imported” supporters to mislead voters, calling him a “fake leader staging fake shows.”
During a door-to-door campaign in Paramount Colony and IAS Colony in Shaikpet division, Nizamuddin told reporters that the Congress campaign was winning genuine support through direct engagement with voters. He said there were no paid participants or orchestrated events in the Congress effort. “It is shameful that BRS, which ruled for ten years without results, is now paying people to attend their meetings. KTR was fake in government and remains fake in opposition. His rallies may look big, but they are filled with outsiders, not local voters,” he stated.
Nizamuddin contrasted the BRS approach with what he described as the authentic campaign led by Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy. He said the response to Revanth Reddy’s roadshows had been strong and consistent across Jubilee Hills. “Revanth Reddy’s roadshows are packed with local residents, families, and youth. People are joining voluntarily because they have seen the government’s work in action,” he said.
He went on to highlight the Congress government’s development record, claiming rapid progress in just 20 months. According to him, the government improved welfare schemes, job recruitment, and infrastructure, areas where the BRS had failed for a decade. “The BRS failed to fix basic problems like drainage, water supply, and roads for a decade. In just 20 months, the Congress government has delivered visible results,” Nizamuddin added.
Speaking about the mood among voters, he said residents of Paramount and IAS Colonies expressed satisfaction with new roads, improved lighting, and cleanliness. He emphasized that people were now comparing “real work with empty slogans.” “The BRS believes in creating noise. The Congress believes in creating change. That’s the difference people are seeing on the ground,” he remarked.
Nizamuddin declared that the Jubilee Hills by-election would be a test of credibility between “fake and genuine politics.” He urged voters to support Congress candidate V. Naveen Yadav, describing him as a young and committed leader who represents “the face of real change in Jubilee Hills.” He concluded that the people’s verdict on November 11 would expose the truth behind what he called BRS’s staged politics.
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