Union Minister's Fiery Critique: BJP vs 'Indian Muslim Congress' in Telangana

Union Minister Bandi Sanjay Kumar accused Congress of appeasing Muslims in Telangana's Jubilee Hills bypoll. He claims the majority Hindus support BJP and criticizes the Congress for alleged vote bank politics. Kumar contends AIMIM supports Congress, equating their victory with AIMIM's success.


Devdiscourse News Desk | Hyderabad | Updated: 07-11-2025 16:10 IST | Created: 07-11-2025 16:10 IST
Union Minister's Fiery Critique: BJP vs 'Indian Muslim Congress' in Telangana
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In a pointed critique, Union Minister Bandi Sanjay Kumar accused the Telangana Congress of pandering to Muslim voters ahead of the upcoming Jubilee Hills assembly bypoll. He asserted that a significant portion of the Hindu electorate is rallying behind the BJP.

During a press briefing, the Minister emphasized the need for an investigation into BRS legislator M Gopinath's death, citing the family's suspicions and alleging the Indian National Congress has effectively become the 'Indian Muslim Congress' in Telangana.

Kumar further criticized the state leadership for engaging in divisive politics, suggesting a shift of Muslim voters to Congress while 80% of Hindu voters back the BJP, framing the Jubilee Hills contest as a direct face-off between the BJP and 'IMC.' The BJP leader also pointed to AIMIM's backing of Congress as a shared victory between the two.

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