BRSV Chief Gellu Srinivas Yadav Strongly Condemns Congress Leaders' Alleged Attacks

Hyderabad :

BRSV State President Gellu Srinivas Yadav, along with BRSV Vice President Tunga Balu and BRS Minority Leader MD Fayaz, conducted a press conference today condemning the recent attack by Congress leaders on the BRS office in Bhongir district.  

Speaking to the media, Srinivas Yadav demanded immediate action against the Congress leaders involved in the attack. “Law and order have deteriorated ever since Revanth Reddy became the Chief Minister. With the Home Ministry under Revanth Reddy’s control, Congress workers have become emboldened,” he alleged.  

He criticized CM Revanth Reddy for his alleged provocative statements in the past and accused Congress leaders of promoting a culture of abusive language. “Revanth Reddy himself has made derogatory remarks several times. Is it acceptable to use such language while holding a constitutional post? Congress leaders must learn to control their words,” Srinivas Yadav said.  

The BRS leader called on TPCC President Mahesh Kumar Goud to ensure discipline among Congress workers and warned that such attacks would not be tolerated in the future.  

“Questioning the Congress government on their six guarantees is not a crime. We are capable of countering any false accusations or attacks. If Congress continues its unruly behavior, they will have to face the consequences,” he added.  

Srinivas Yadav also criticized the diversionary tactics allegedly employed by the Congress government, particularly citing the case against BRS leader KTR. He questioned the permissions granted for the benefit shows of the movie *Game Changer*. “CM Revanth Reddy declared there would be no benefit shows, yet how were the permissions granted? How much money was exchanged in this process? Cinematography Minister Komatireddy Venkat Reddy must answer,” he demanded.  The press meet concluded with a strong message to the Congress party to restrain their actions and avoid escalating political tensions in the state.