Cong Sowing Seeds of Division with Appeasement Policies: Fadnavis
Hyderabad: Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis on Saturday alleged that the Congress in Telangana was sowing the seeds of division among the people with its “appeasement policies”.
Addressing a rally in Sirpur Kagaznagar, about 300 km from here, to support BJP candidates for the February 11 municipal elections in Telangana, CM A Revanth Reddy said he felt he would come to power in the state by appeasing some people.
“He (Reddy) started a dangerous game. I would like to remind you that some Congress leaders in a way started a similar game before Independence. As a result of this, the country was divided and Pakistan and then Bangladesh were formed.”
He alleged that the Congress government was also pursuing similar “separatist policies”, dividing people on religious lines and creating reservations for people of other religions by alienating them from SCs and STs. “In a way, Congress is sowing the seeds of division,” he said.
He said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has provided funds for the development of towns and cities. He also said that the winds of victory of the BJP in the last Maharashtra municipal elections will reach Telangana.
