Bharat Rashtra Samiti (BRS) party has released a special rap song against the Congress party just before Rahul Gandhi's visit to Hyderabad. Through rap songs, BRS has questioned the Congress leadership on the unfulfilled promises made to the people of Telangana. While sharing the video on You made promises. Three years later, where are the 420 guarantees? Come prepared to respond, not just address.
Through this rap song, an answer has been sought from Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi on the promises made to the people of Telangana. The question raised in the song is why the promises made during the elections have not been fulfilled yet.
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What's in the song?
Through this musical campaign, BRS has tried to highlight the unfulfilled election promises of the Congress government ahead of Rahul Gandhi's visit. 'Rahul ji, you came with a promise in your hand, come with us, see what is left on the ground!'
Rahul Gandhi will visit Hyderabad
Leader of Opposition in Lok Sabha Rahul Gandhi is going to visit Hyderabad on Saturday. They will participate in a big program related to gig and platform workers. In this program, there is a plan to hold a rally near Hyderabad International Convention Center (HICC) and direct talks with the workers. Telangana government is making big arrangements for this program. During this time, the necessary rules, regulations and welfare measures under the state's Gig Workers Act are expected to be officially launched.
Rahul Gandhi is expected to inaugurate these initiatives and interact directly with gig workers, including delivery executives, cab drivers and other platform-based workers. This event is important as it is another step towards implementing the promises of the Telangana government for gig and platform workers. The Telangana Platform-Based Gig Workers (Registration, Social Security and Welfare) Act, 2026, was enacted earlier this year and came into force on June 2. Notification of implementing rules and operationalization of the Welfare Board are expected to be the highlights of this programme.