BJP, BRS & Congress prepare models of governance for Telangana voters

Sribala Vadlapatla / TNN / Updated: Sep 25, 2023, 08:39 IST

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With the upcoming assembly elections in Telangana, each party is presenting their model of governance to voters. BJP is pitching Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the success of the double engine government in Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh. Congress is highlighting their achievements in Karnataka, while the BRS proposes its own model for the entire country. There have been debates between BJP and Telangana leaders over the UP and Telangana models. Meanwhile, the Odisha higher education department is working on revising the undergraduate model syllabus, and there are reports of party members switching sides.

BJP, BRS & Congress prepare models of governance for Telangana voters

Telangana is all set for a triangle war among BRS, Congress and BJP during the assembly elections.

HYDERABAD: Each party in Telangana has picked up a model of governance to present to the voters this time. As the state is all set for a triangle war among BRS, Congress and BJP during the assembly elections, parties have braced for high-decibel campaigns in support of their government’s success stories.
The saffron party is pitching for Prime Minister Narendra Modi as their icon and talks about a double engine government like the ones in Gujarat and Uttar Pradesh.BJP MP and former chief of party in Telangana K Laxman has been vocal about the UP model. He often speaks on the number of double-bedroom units, pensions and other welfare schemes in UP. Interestingly, UP is also one of the states where farm loan has been waived.
Congress, which rules a few states, is only highlighting the achievements of its government in Karnataka. AICC leader Rahul Gandhi, during a rally in Tukkuguda, had asked people to inquire about the implementation of its poll guarantees in that state.
The BRS proposes to implement its own model of governance throughout the country. Party leaders such as CM K Chandrashekar Rao speaks about their flagship schemes such as Rythu Bandhu and development of the IT sector in Hyderabad and other towns.
In the past, there was a war of words between Laxman and state minister KT Rama Rao over the UP and Telangana models.

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