BJP Leader NV Subhash Alleges Nexus Between Congress, AIMIM, and BRS in Jubilee Hills

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Hyderabad, Telangana: BJP leader NV Subhash on Monday raised concerns over political alignments in Jubilee Hills following a meeting between Congress’ candidate Naveen Yadav and AIMIM chief Asaduddin Owaisi. Speaking to the media, Subhash questioned the Congress candidate’s affiliations, suggesting confusion among voters about his political loyalties.

He said, “Congress party candidate Naveen Yadav has filed his nomination, but people are confused whether he belongs to AIMIM or Congress. He openly said that his political guru is Asaduddin Owaisi and his godfather is Revanth Reddy.” Subhash further alleged that there is a nexus between Congress, AIMIM, and the BRS in the constituency.

Appealing to voters, the BJP leader urged people of Jubilee Hills to recognize this alleged alliance and evaluate it in the context of development priorities. “The people should see the nexus and assess who truly works for the development of the area,” he added.

Subhash also claimed that multiple accusations have been leveled against Naveen Yadav, without elaborating on specific charges, and warned that such political alignments could undermine the region’s growth.

This statement comes ahead of the upcoming elections in Telangana, highlighting the growing political contest between BJP, Congress, AIMIM, and BRS in urban constituencies like Jubilee Hills.

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