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The weirdest, most absurd, most viral things Telangana politicians actually said — the exact quote, the date, the context, and a source link that proves it. The quote is the record; the Telangana.Social line is our comeback. Same speaker, same topic, two dates: see for yourself.

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Bandi Sanjay KumarBJP🔥 viral
“As soon as our party forms the government, in accordance with Hindu Sanatana Dharma’s values and culture, we will make it mandatory for girl students to wear a bottu [bindi]. We will propagate these messages of Hindu Sanatana Dharma across.”

Statement on a Hyderabad school controversy, asserting what a future BJP government would mandate in Telangana.

A government promising compulsory accessories has misplaced the meaning of public education.

Bandi Sanjay KumarBJP🔥 viralparaphrase
If the BJP forms the government in Telangana, it will make wearing a bindi and bangles mandatory for Hindu girl students, citing Sanatana Dharma.

Public remarks expressing confidence that the BJP would form the next Telangana government.

A government’s education policy should not arrive dressed as compulsory accessorising.

Bandi Sanjay KumarBJP🔥 viral
“As soon as our party forms the government, in accordance with Hindu Sanatana Dharma’s values and culture, we will make it mandatory for girl students to wear a bottu [bindi].”

Public remarks after a controversy involving a Hyderabad school allegedly assigning Islamic religious texts as homework to a Class 2 student.

The proposed education policy appears to begin with policing wrists and foreheads.

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Bandi Sanjay KumarBJP🔥 viralparaphrase
He said that if the BJP came to power in Telangana, Hindu students would be required to wear a bottu, while Hindu girl students would be required to wear bangles.

Remarks after a controversy at a private Hyderabad school involving alleged religious instruction given to a Hindu student.

A government should protect freedom of belief, not prescribe a uniform for faith.