Amit Shah leads counter rally in Hyderabad
Union Home Minister Amit Shah led a massive public march through Hyderabad to counter recent opposition allegations. The high-profile demonstration formed part of the ruling party’s strategy against opposition campaigns regarding electoral roll revisions. Thousands of enthusiastic supporters joined the march chanting patriotic slogans across central city routes.
Shah visited the historic Bhagya Laxmi temple near Charminar to offer prayers before commencing the foot march. Prominent state leaders, including Union Minister G. Kishan Reddy and Minister of State Bandi Sanjay Kumar, accompanied the senior leader. Security personnel maintained strict vigilance along the designated route from Nizam College toward Mozamjahi Market.
Addressing cheering crowds, Shah strongly criticized opposition parties for spreading false narratives about statutory voting procedures. He defended the Special Intensive Revision process as a standard administrative exercise designed to remove ineligible entries. Furthermore, he asserted that state government officials execute the entire verification protocol independently without partisan interference.
The senior BJP leader accused opposition leaders of attempting to protect illegal infiltrators for political gains. He challenged rival politicians to debate electoral reforms openly within parliamentary forums rather than staging protests. State organizers hailed the massive turnout as a decisive endorsement of central governance and transparency.
Political analysts view this high-intensity counter-mobilization as a crucial maneuver ahead of upcoming regional political battles. Both major national parties continue intensifying grassroots campaigns to sway public opinion across southern states.
