Dr K. A. Paul has urged political parties, youth groups and international delegates to boycott the Bharat Summit in Hyderabad over governance concerns
Hyderabad: Praja Shanti Party president Dr. K. A. Paul has urged political parties, youth organisations and international delegates to boycott the Bharat Summit scheduled in Hyderabad from November 12 to 14. He has raised concerns about the Telangana government’s performance, alleged corruption and the implementation of electoral promises.
The global peace advocate criticised Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy’s administration and described the event as a “Telangana Sinking Summit”. He argued that the state should address questions about governance and accountability before focusing on international investment and business engagements.
Paul Questions Implementation of Six Guarantees
Dr. Paul questioned the Telangana government’s progress on the six guarantees announced before the 2023 Assembly elections. He demanded answers about delays and incomplete implementation of the promises made to voters.
He also appealed to investors, business representatives and international delegates to reconsider their participation. He urged them not to sign investment agreements or contracts in the state until the concerns he raised receive attention.
Dr K. A. Paul Seeks Probe Into Corruption Allegations
Dr. Paul levelled corruption allegations against Chief Minister Revanth Reddy and called for an independent investigation into the alleged misuse of public resources. He also raised claims involving the Chief Minister’s family.
Paul said he had written to Chief Justice of India Justice Surya Kant and sent copies of his representation to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Union Home Minister Amit Shah, the Chief Justice of the Telangana High Court, the CBI and other authorities.
These allegations form part of Dr. Paul’s representation and have not been independently established in the material provided.
Appeals to Political Parties and Youth Organisations
The Praja Shanti Party president urged leaders from the BJP, BRS, Congress and Communist parties to unite in demanding accountability. He also appealed to Rahul Gandhi, K. C. Venugopal and other political leaders to raise the issues with the Telangana government.
He called on young people, social activists and civil society organisations to support his campaign for transparency.
Paul warned that he would pursue legal action if the concerns remained unaddressed. He said he planned to take the matter forward after November 15.
Paul Says Appeal Is Not Against Telangana
Clarifying his position, Paul said his campaign was not directed against Telangana or its people. He maintained that he wanted the state to protect its interests through transparent governance and accountability.
He also referred to his international peace initiatives, including his efforts concerning the Iran war.
“Let us save Telangana. Let us save India,” Paul said, appealing to citizens and political representatives to support his call.
