Mr. Singh made these remarks at the Hyderabad Liberation Day celebrations held by the Union Government at Parade Grounds in Hyderabad. He said India acted with full sovereignty and never allowed foreign powers to influence its decisions.

He stressed that the fight against terrorism is India’s own choice. According to him, the operation against terrorists in the India-Pakistan conflict was not suspended and it reflected India’s firm resolve.

Mr. Singh also recalled the historical importance of Hyderabad’s liberation. He said the government will continue to celebrate the day as a mark of unity and strength.

His strong statement underlined India’s clear position: the battle against cross-border terrorism is guided only by national interest.

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The people, who had suffered under the Nizam’s reign, expressed their anger, especially towards those who had led the oppression, including the notorious Razakars. In recognition of the Nizam’s surrender, the Indian government appointed Raj Pramukh in Telangana to oversee the region.

As part of the post-operation restructuring, the Nizam was given special security. Khasim Razvi, the leader of the Razakars, was sent to Pakistan. The 1952 General Body elections brought an end to the oppressive rule, symbolizing a new chapter of governance that aimed to heal the wounds inflicted by the Nizam’s reign.

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He said BJP leaders were twisting history and misleading people about the events of September 17. According to him, during the Telangana armed struggle against the Razakars, it was only communists who fought bravely. He added that their sacrifices helped shape Telangana’s freedom.

Narayana alleged that the BJP raises the issue every year only for political mileage. He recalled that both CPI and RSS were founded in 1925. Yet, no RSS worker had taken part in India’s independence struggle. He stressed that communists faced British bullets and lathis, and 4,500 members gave their lives for freedom.

The CPI leader urged BJP leaders to stop spreading false narratives about Telangana’s history. He also asked the Governor to act independently and not simply follow BJP’s instructions. Narayana said the spirit of the Telangana struggle belongs to the communists, not to the BJP.

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