Telangana BJP Chief Accuses Congress of Instigating Unrest Similar to Nepal

July 24, 2026

Hyderabad, July 24: Telangana BJP President N. Ramchander Rao has alleged that the Congress party, anti-India forces, and extreme leftist groups are sponsoring protests to create chaos and disorder in India, akin to the situation in Nepal.

He asserted that such attempts will never succeed, claiming that India’s Gen Z stands firmly with the country and Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Addressing a press conference, the BJP leader pointed out that during the Congress party’s tenure, 53 paper leaks occurred, yet the education minister never resigned. He questioned, “Did Revanth Reddy, who oversees the education department, resign after two paper leaks in his government?” He noted that the same Congress party is now demanding the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.

Ramchander Rao criticized Congress for leaving the nation in a state where there was no unified national examination agency, no specific laws to prevent paper leaks, and no standardized security protocols.

He asked, “When will you apologize for the 53 paper leaks? When will you take responsibility for leaving the examination system so vulnerable? When will you stop using the future of India’s youth for political gain through foreign funding?”

During the event, he also launched a poster for the ‘Fees Dues – BJP Fight’ campaign under the Telangana BJP Youth Front. This initiative protests against the Congress government’s failure to release pending fee reimbursement amounts.

The BJP demands immediate release of all pending amounts for students. Ramchander Rao emphasized that the party will continue its struggle until the full fee reimbursement is provided and justice is served to the students.

He stated, “The KCR-led BRS government left a backlog of around ₹6,000 crores. Under the Revanth Reddy-led Congress government, this amount has surged to nearly ₹12,000 crores. This is the true record of Congress and BRS regarding youth welfare. After ruining the futures of millions of students, they now attempt to portray themselves as champions of youth.”