Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy has launched a strong rebuttal against Prime Minister Narendra Modi's remarks labeling Congress as 'Muslim League Maoists Congress.' He accused the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of divisive politics, referring to them as the 'British Janata Party.' Reddy expressed concern over Modi's approach, stating that it fosters fear among communities rather than promoting unity. He emphasized that both Muslims and Maoists are integral parts of Indian society and criticized the BJP's tactics aimed at marginalizing these groups. Furthermore, he addressed PM Modi's foreign policy, particularly in light of the ongoing West Asia crisis, arguing that the Prime Minister's restrictions on citizens reflect a failure in leadership. Reddy called for an all-party meeting to discuss the situation, pointing out that countries directly involved in conflicts are handling them differently than India, which is not directly engaged in the war. He asserted that the government's focus should be on inclusivity and dialogue to address societal issues effectively.