KARIMNGAR: Do not provoke the youth in the name of religion.

The BJP leaders must stop playing low-cost politics and instead compete with the TRS government in terms of development, minister for local administration and IT, K.T.

Rama Rao has informed the BJP in the state.The minister accompanied by zilla parishad chairperson Nyalakonda Aruna, MLA Rasamai Balakishan and MLC Naradasu Laxman Rao took part in a number of developmental activities in Ellanthakunta mandal of Rajanna Sircilla district on Monday.

After inaugurating freshly constructed Rythu Vedika, Rama Rao came down heavily on BJP state chief Bandi Sanjay Kumar.

Did Bandi Sanjay bring even a single rupee for the advancement of Karimnagar parliament segment as an MP, he asked.

If Sanjay has guts, he should take the effort for approving of main funds for advancement of Telangana.

He needs to try and get national status bestowed on the Kaleshwaram and Palamuru-Ranga Reddy task.

He needs to also try and bring more national highways and Navodaya schools for the state, the minister said.

Rama Rao stated, Bandi Sanjay speaks just when there are elections.

When the BJP is boasting about its Dubbak win, it needs to likewise explain why had the BJP prospects lost two MLC polls.

In the Nagarjunasagar byelections, the BJP will lose its deposit and the TRS would win the seat by far.

We will also win the upcoming municipal elections, he said.Rama Rao said the state federal government is preparing to establish a 30-bed health center at the mandal head office of Ellanthakunta.

The building works would start at the earliest.

The government would quickly use up the building and construction deal with a four-lane roadway from Ellanthakunta to Siddipet and would sanction brand-new ration cards to individuals together with pensions, he stated.

ABVP and Congress activists attempted to picket the convoy of the minister, demanding that the state federal government fulfill the promise of establishing a 30- bed healthcare facility in Ellanthakunta and fill all uninhabited federal government posts.

They were apprehended by the cops.A heated argument occurred between the leaders of TRS and ABVP outside the police headquarters, which led to a clash.

2 cars parked at the police headquarters were damaged in the clash.

The police stepped in and brought the scenario under control.District collector D.

Krishna Bhaskar, SP Rahul Hegde, TESCOB chairman K Ravinder Rao, farmers' coordination committee president G Narasaiah, libraries department chairman A Shankaraiah and rural development officer Srinivas were amongst those present at the minister's functions.