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Election campaigning for the Telangana assembly elections is on full swing. All political parties are trying to woo voters with their manifesto. Now there is a dispute before the announcement of the Congress manifesto.



Indeed, Times Now has claimed in a news story that he has obtained the Congress manifesto, in which the Congress has talked of starting many schemes for 'just Muslims'. Let the Congress not release their manifesto in Telangana so far.



According to a news from Times Now, Congress will launch several schemes keeping in view the Muslims in their manifesto! These schemes provide free electricity facilities in mosques and churches, giving special opportunities to Muslim youth in government schemes, financial assistance of Rs 20 lakh to poor Muslim youth, construction of residential schools for Muslims, construction of hospitals for minorities Can there be schemes like special Urdu district selection committee for minorities, etc.?



The special thing is that the Congress is making a Peoples Front in Telangana and is entering the field. The Peoples Front includes parties like Congress, Telugu Desam Party, CPI-M and Telangana Jan Samiti. Let the Peoples Front declare their joint declaration. Now there are reports that the Congress will issue a separate manifesto, which claims to have plans to please minorities.



At the same time, after coming to the news, the opposition parties have been attacked on the Congress and are accusing the Congress of trying to please minorities.



The BJP has reacted sharply to this. On the possible announcement of the Congress leader of BJP leader and Union Minister Mukhtar Abbas Naqvi, it is said that "his party believes in overall development rather than cheating and discriminating with any particular section under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi."



BJP spokesman Gaurav Bhatia says that "the true face of the Congress is communal and the Congress has never believed in equality."