BJP will ‘free’ Hyderabad of Nawab, Nizam culture: Amit Shah
The Union Home Minister held a roadshow in the city ahead of the December 1 Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) elections
Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday (November 29) said the BJP will “free” Hyderabad from the Nawab and Nizam culture and create a “mini India” in the city.
After his roadshow for the December 1 Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) elections, Shah addressed a press conference and made these comments.
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“We’re going to free Hyderabad from the Nawab, Nizam culture and create a mini-India here. We want to build Hyderabad into a modern city, free from the shackles of Nizam culture,” Shah said.
We’re going to free Hyderabad from the Nawab, Nizam culture and create a mini-India here.
We want to build Hyderabad into a modern city, free from the shackles of Nizam culture.
– Shri @AmitShah #AmitShahInGHMC pic.twitter.com/nVhseiwXPH
— BJP (@BJP4India) November 29, 2020
He also said the city was benefitting a lot from investment in the IT sector and Prime Minister Narendra Modi had created a lot of opportunities for the youth.
“Hyderabad is benefitting a lot from investment in the IT sector. PM Modi has created a lot of opportunities for the youth and it shows in the faith shown in India by foreign investors,” Shah said.
Hyderabad is benefitting a lot from investment in the IT sector.
PM Modi has created a lot of opportunities for the youth and it shows in the faith shown in India by foreign investors.
– Shri @AmitShah #AmitShahInGHMC pic.twitter.com/GqcuT6jQBP
— BJP (@BJP4India) November 29, 2020
He further stated, “PM Modi has opened the way for ‘work from anywhere’. The IT professionals working in Hyderabad are going to benefit the most from this move.”
Shah said this time, the mayor of Hyderabad would be from the BJP. “I want to thank the people of Hyderabad for showing immense support to the BJP. I’m confident after the roadshow that this time the BJP is not fighting to increase its seats or strengthen its presence, but this time the mayor of Hyderabad will be from our party.”
Earlier, Shah offered prayers at the Bhagyalakshmi temple located adjacent to the historic Charminar in Hyderabad.
