Narayanpet (Telangana), Feb 20 (Reporter) Union Minister and Telangana BJP President G Kishan Reddy asserted on Tuesday that there is a unanimous desire for Narendra Modi to assume the role of Prime Minister for the third time. Reddy, speaking during the launch of the "Vijay Sankalpa Yatra," outlined the dual purpose of the initiative—strengthening support for Narendra Modi in Telangana ahead of the upcoming elections and exposing the alleged hypocrisy of the Congress party in the state, especially concerning unfulfilled electoral promises. Highlighting the historical significance of Telangana's struggle, Reddy remarked that in 2013, the movement for Telangana's attainment commenced in Narayanpet, playing a pivotal role in the state's formation by exerting pressure on the Congress at the center. "We are conducting the Vijaya Sankalpa Yatra with the aim of bringing about change in Telangana, supporting the Bharatiya Janata Party under Narendra Modi's leadership," Reddy affirmed. He emphasized the transformative impact of Modi's governance, citing accomplishments such as the construction of 4 crore houses for the poor, distribution of gas connections to millions of underprivileged women, and the provision of bank accounts for every poor person. Reddy also praised Modi's corruption-free administration, contrasting it with what he described as the Congress party's legacy of corruption and family rule. Reddy asserted that the upcoming parliamentary elections are not confined to Telangana but are a national affair. Urging people to support Modi, he claimed that the Bharatiya Janata Party would work with determination, aiming for a significant victory in the next parliamentary elections. In his critique of the current Congress government in Telangana, Reddy alleged unfulfilled promises and corruption, particularly pointing to the purchase of a car for Rahul Gandhi. He urged voters to elect Modi for the welfare of their children and the nation's future, emphasizing Modi's global leadership. "The countries of the world are looking towards India under the leadership of Narendra Modi," Reddy declared, concluding with a call to stand by Modi and ensure a resounding victory for the Narendra Modi government in the coming parliamentary elections...////...