In a recent statement during a press meet at his Jubilee Hills residence, Telangana CM Revanth Reddy made startling accusations against the BJP, claiming that the party's push to abolish reservations is rooted in RSS ideology. He pointed out historical instances and comments from RSS figures to support his claim that undermining reservation has been a consistent theme for the RSS. CM Revanth Reddy accused the BJP of trying to alter the Constitution to achieve their goals, reminiscent of attempts during Vajpayee's term through the Justice Venkatachaliah Commission.
He also highlighted past statements by RSS ideologue M.G. Vaidya and Golwalkar, who expressed views against the necessity of reservations. The CM contended that every vote for BJP could be seen as a vote against reservations. He demanded clarity from PM Modi and Amit Shah on their stance regarding reservations and accused them of using agencies like the ED and CBI to silence opposition. Revanth’s bold claims have sparked intense discussions, as he alleges that these moves are part of a larger BJP agenda to transform India into a Hindu nation. Furthermore, he argues that achieving a two-thirds majority in Lok Sabha is a part of BJP's strategy to amend the Constitution and officially end reservations.
