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BJP president JP Nadda said it was wrong on the part of KCR to make more promises to the people without even fulfilling the promises made in the last GHMC elections.

The BJP will not rest until it conquers Hyderabad and then Telangana, underlined BJP president JP Nadda on Friday, adding a victory for the Bharatiya Janata Party in the December 1 elections to Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation will be the beginning of the end for the Telangana Rashtra Samithi in Telangana.

Nadda, who took out a street show from Kothapet to Nagole on the edges of Hyderabad in which a huge number of gathering laborers partook overcoming weighty sprinkles, oozed certainty that saffron banner would vacillate in each division in the GHMC after the races.

“In the wake of seeing the huge reaction from the individuals, I have presumed that they have just chosen to stop the standard of TRS president K Chandrasekhar Rao. The GHMC decisions would stamp the start of the end for TRS in Telangana,” the BJP boss said.

Blaming the TRS government for pushing Telangana into an obligation trap with hefty borrowings, Nadda said it wasn’t right with respect to KCR to make more vows to the individuals without satisfying the guarantees made in the last GHMC races.

He said the BJP was the main party that had the vision to create Hyderabad in a greatly improved manner. “The time is up for the TRS in Telangana and it is setting off to the BJP right in Hyderabad,” the BJP boss said.

Responding to the analysis of TRS working president and state services for civil organization KT Rama Rao that BJP was roping in Delhi pioneers for “ravine races,” Nadda said the BJP would go anyplace there was bad form to the individuals.

“We will go anyplace to stop degenerate and monarchic guidelines of certain pioneers and bring the BJP to control. We will not rest until our gathering overcomes Hyderabad and afterward Telangana,” the BJP public president said.

Alongside Nadda, state BJP president Bandi Sanjay, Union priest of state for home G Kishan Reddy and different seniors participated in the street show.

Then Uttar Pradesh boss pastor Yogi Adityanath will lobby for the BJP on Saturday. He would lead a roadshow at Jeedimetla which is essential for the Malkajgiri parliamentary electorate, other than tending to a public gathering at Shalibanda in the old city of Hyderabad at night.

On Sunday, the most recent day of the mission, Union home clergyman Amit Shah will address a convention in Secunderabad, party representative K Krishnasagar Rao said.