The State Minister of the Union for Internal Affairs Bandi Sanjay Kumar presents a statue of Lord Hanuman on Sunday in the village of Kothapally near Karimnagar. | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement
On Sunday, the State Minister of Bandi’s internal affairs excluded peace talks with the Maoists that it is impossible to deal with those who “hold weapons” and “killing innocent”. “How to do peace talks with a forbidden organization,” he said, adding, “They (Maoists) must lay their hands and surrender to the police.”
In an interview with reporters in Kothapally near Karimnagar, the Minister of Trade Unions came down hard at Congress and BRS, who accused them of defending peace interviews with the Maoists. In the past, the government banned the Congress that banned CPI (Maoist).
Mr. Sanjay strongly replied to the main Minister A. Revant Reddy, who was reported that the Maoist problem should be seen from a social point of view and also found a mistake with President BRS K. Chandrasekhar Raem that the “Operation Kagar” will be stopped.
“It is advisable to see the act of Maoists carrying weapons and killing innocent people and tribes as a social problem? He asked.
Mr. Sanjay questioned whether the Congress Government has the courage to cancel the ban on Maoists in the state.
He said, “Naxalites killed several BJP cadres, such as Jaganmohan Reddy and Ramanna Gopann. Not only they, but also killed many congress leaders, including the former spokesman of the D. Sripad Rao, who was known to be the enemy for any, and several TDP leaders.”
“Why didn’t they speak at that time? When the naxalites plant Claymore below and kill the police, they justify it? They have to answer,” Sanjay said.
He said “The Central Government has issued instructions to all states to repatriate Pakistani nationals. This matter is taken seriously throughout the country. However, the Telelangany government only takes” half “measures.”
Many Rohingy lives in a state without passports and visas, stressed and added that the Congress Government must clarify its attitude to Rohingy.
“This should be considered purely as a law and order, not from the angle of religious or political gain.
Published – 4 May 2025 17:47
