Ananda Rapolu resigns from BJP’s primary membership citing humiliation

The Bharatiya Janata Party leader from Telangana and former Rajya Sabha MP Ananda Bhaskar Rapolu on Wednesday resigned from the primary membership of the party.
In his resignation letter to party president JP Nadda, the BJP leader alleged that he had been ignored and humiliated for the last four years.
“Social Defence, Social Justice, and Social Empowerment are far away from the party’s sight. Even to have a caste-based census, the party and the Union Government are against it. I have been scared since then. Regional pride and language emotions are belittled as intentional continued denial of justified due to Telangana reflects and Single Language Hegemony encouraged,” Ananda Bhaskar Rapolu said in his resignation letter.
Former Rajya Sabha MP Rapolu further said that the Union Government has vigorously shown “step-motherly treatment” towards Telangana and has grabbed away several rightful opportunities from Telangana. Since the formation of Telangana, underground water levels almost throughout the state have raised enormously, and now our state is a Womb of River Water, leading to sound irrigation and climatic safety, he said.
“Agriculture has become safe in Telangana now. I’m not asking for praise, but your leadership has led the state unit to believe that the party will never win power in the state. Blame the game changes. People’s memories may be treated as short but, shall not forget, they are deeply damaged,” he added.
BJP leader Rapolu further alleged in the letter that there is a long list of grievances to highlight the “disinterested nature” of the party, but the observation of welfare as “FREEBIE”, has shaken me to the core, he said.
“For the last four years, I was ignored, humiliated, underrated, and excluded from national roles. With my personal way of taking life as it comes, I swallowed all the agony. No issues. Now, I am humbly tendering my resignation,” he added.