Dr. K. A. Paul has urged the BJP, BRS, Congress and other parties to boycott the Bharat Summit and demand accountability from CM Revanth Reddy
Hyderabad: Praja Shanti Party president Dr. K. A. Paul has appealed to opposition parties and youth organisations to boycott the Bharat Summit in Hyderabad. The event is scheduled to take place from November 12 to 14, 2026, under the leadership of Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy.
Paul has urged the BJP, BRS, Congress and Communist parties to unite in demanding accountability from the state government. He has also appealed to senior opposition leaders, including Rahul Gandhi and K. C. Venugopal, to intervene.
The global peace advocate said political leaders should raise questions about governance, alleged corruption and the implementation of the six guarantees announced before the 2023 Assembly elections.
Paul Criticises Revanth Reddy Government
Paul said he had supported Revanth Reddy approximately three years ago but had since become critical of his administration.
He questioned the government’s progress on its electoral promises and demanded answers about delays in implementing the six guarantees.
He also called for an independent investigation into allegations of corruption and the alleged misuse of public resources. Paul said his concerns included claims involving the Chief Minister’s family.
These are allegations made by Paul and should not be treated as proven facts without independent evidence or an official investigation.
Appeal to International Delegates and Investors
Ahead of the summit, Paul urged international delegates, investors and business representatives to reconsider their participation.
He appealed to them not to sign investment agreements or contracts in Telangana until the concerns he raised receive attention.
He described the summit as a “Telangana Sinking Summit”, arguing that the government should prioritise accountability and governance issues.
Youth Groups Asked to Join Campaign
Paul also called on young people, social activists and civil society organisations to support his campaign. He urged them to question the government and demand transparency.
He said he had written to Chief Justice of India Justice Surya Kant and sent copies of his representation to the Prime Minister, Union Home Minister, Telangana High Court’s Chief Justice, CBI and other authorities.
Paul further warned that he would pursue legal action after November 15 if the issues remained unaddressed.
Paul Says Campaign Is for Telangana’s Interests
Paul clarified that his appeal was not against Telangana or its people. He said his objective was to protect the state’s interests and encourage transparent governance.
He also referred to his international peace efforts, including initiatives concerning the Iran war.
“Let us save Telangana. Let us save India,” Paul said, calling on political leaders and citizens to support his campaign.
