Telangana BJP President N. Ramchander Rao accused the Congress Party, anti-India forces, and ultra-Left groups of funding protests to incite chaos in India, similar to Nepal. He emphasized that these attempts would fail, asserting that India’s Gen Z supports the nation and Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Rao criticized the Congress for overseeing 53 paper leaks without any resignations from its Education Minister.
He questioned the lack of accountability in the Congress Party, highlighting instances where Education Ministers did not resign despite paper leaks. Rao criticized the Congress for not establishing a unified National Testing Agency, anti-paper-leak laws, or standardized security protocols. He demanded accountability for the paper leaks and criticized the politicization of India’s youth using foreign funds.
Rao unveiled the “Fee Dues – BJP Fight” movement in Telangana, protesting the Congress government’s failure to release pending fee reimbursement dues. The BJP demanded the immediate payment of all dues owed to students, vowing to persist until justice is served. Rao alleged that over 20 lakh graduates from marginalized communities face obstacles in pursuing education or employment due to withheld completion certificates.
The BJP leader highlighted the escalating unemployment crisis in Telangana, citing a 6.8% unemployment rate in South India as evidence of the state government’s shortcomings. He criticized the Congress government for failing to fulfill promises of job creation and support for students. Rao emphasized the challenges faced by around 25 lakh students in the state due to pending fee reimbursements, leading to uncertainty about their future.
