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Time of India
3 days ago
- Politics
- Time of India
Raja Singh hints at tussle within BJP over Jubilee Hills bypoll candidate
Hyderabad: Goshamahal MLA T Raja Singh has stirred the pot again with remarks hinting at internal conflicts within the BJP over party candidate for bypoll for Jubilee Hills seat. The seat has fallen vacant following the death of BRS MLA Maganti Gopinath on Sunday. Raja Singh said that the BJP might choose its candidate for the Jubilee Hills by-election based on caste dynamics, while wondering if the party would ignore caste and instead prefer to pick a senior leader. Claiming that MIM had sold Muslim votes to the BRS during the last election, he sought to know if this time the party would sell them to Congress or the pink party.
Hans India
01-05-2025
- Politics
- Hans India
Cops remove flags affixed on floor at BJP MLA's office
Hyderabad: The Mangalhat police on Wednesday removed the flags pasted on the floor at the office of Goshamahal MLA T Raja Singh. Raja Singh had pasted three flags at the entrance of his office to protest the Pahalgam massacre earlier this month. Acting on information, the police arrived at the office and immediately removed them. The Hyderabad police, however, rejected Singh's assertion, stating that the flags removed were not Pakistan's national flags; they said the act appeared to violate public order guidelines. Raja Singh claimed the flags were Pakistan's national flags, and urged them to verify the design of Pakistan's flag through Google and other search engines. He argued that while Pakistani locals allegedly disrespect Indian flags, the police were preventing him from registering his protest. After removing the flags, the police left the premises. Taking to X, Raja Singh said, 'Today, an attempt is being made to divide India into two parts. On one hand, the citizens of India are angry due to the incidents of terrorists shooting after asking their religion. On the other hand, our Hyderabad police are angry about placing slippers on the Pakistan flag. I want to remind the Hyderabad police – you are in Hyderabad, India, not Hyderabad, Pakistan,' he posted.
