The Telangana BJP on Thursday accused the Congress government, led by Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy, of allowing internal conflicts and growing dissent within the party to undermine governance and distract attention from public issues.
In a statement, party chief spokesperson N.V. Subash said the reported disciplinary action against Minister Konda Surekha was the latest indication of deepening divisions within the ruling Congress.
“Several Congress leaders themselves have raised concerns and drawn parallels between the present administration and the alleged financial mismanagement during the previous BRS regime. Now, allegations are also being made against the Chief Minister and his family members. These are serious matters that cannot be dismissed as mere political rivalry,” he said.
Mr. Subash alleged that the Congress government was struggling to address mounting public concerns because of internal differences within the party. He further claimed that growing public dissatisfaction and dissent within the ruling party were among the reasons for the delay in conducting elections to the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC).
The BJP leader said the government should focus on addressing people’s issues instead of being preoccupied with internal disputes, and demanded greater transparency and accountability in governance.
