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K A Paul calls for boycott of Bharat Summit, seeks accountability from Telangana CM

Hyderabad, Nov 10 (UNI) Global peace advocate and Praja Shanti Party president Dr K A Paul on Tuesday called upon political parties, youth organisations and international delegates to boycott the Bharat Summit scheduled to be held in Hyderabad from November 12 to 14, alleging that the Telangana government had failed to fulfil its electoral promises and demanding accountability from Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy.
In a release, Dr Paul described the event as a “Telangana Sinking Summit” and appealed to investors, business representatives and international delegates not to sign investment agreements or contracts with the state until the issues raised by him were addressed.
Questioning the implementation of the six guarantees announced by the Congress before the 2023 Assembly elections, he demanded that the government explain the status of the promises made to the people.
Dr Paul levelled corruption allegations against the Chief Minister and sought an independent investigation into the alleged misuse of public resources and claims involving members of the Chief Minister's family.
He said he had written to Chief Justice of India Justice Surya Kant and forwarded copies of his representation to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, union Home Minister Amit Shah, the Telangana High Court Chief Justice, the CBI and other authorities, seeking intervention. The allegations have not been independently established.
Appealing to political parties, to raise the issues collectively, he urged senior opposition leaders, including Rahul Gandhi and K C Venugopal, to intervene, raise the concersn with the Telangana government and press for corrective action.
He also called upon youth organisations and civil society groups to join his campaign for transparency in governance.
Dr Paul warned that he would pursue legal action after November 15 if the issues remained unaddressed and said he would continue his efforts over the coming months.
Clarifying that his appeal was not against Telangana or its people, he said his objective was to protect the state's interests and ensure responsible governance.
He also referred to his international peace initiatives, including efforts concerning the Iran conflict.
“Let us save Telangana. Let us save India. Together, we can fight corruption and demand accountability,” he said, appealing to citizens and political leaders to support his call.
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