Union Minister Kiren Rijiju has condemned Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy's recent comments, where Reddy claimed inspiration from Adolf Hitler for naming his anti-encroachment task force 'HYDRAA'. Rijiju described Reddy's rhetoric as divisive and out of touch with India's democratic values, highlighting the irony of such inflammatory language coming from opposition leaders. He emphasized the importance of unity among India's diverse population and criticized attempts to create regional divides for political gain. The BJP has reacted strongly, with leaders demanding an apology from Reddy, labeling his comments as evidence of a dangerous mindset reminiscent of authoritarianism. Reddy's remarks come amid ongoing scrutiny of HYDRAA's demolition activities, which have faced judicial challenges for their aggressive approach to encroachments. The Telangana High Court has raised concerns about the legality of these actions, mandating compliance with municipal laws and halting demolitions without proper procedures. This controversy highlights the tensions in regional politics and the challenges of governance in a diverse nation like India.