Union Minister Bandi Sanjay has criticized the handling of demolitions in Hyderabad, accusing the authorities of biased enforcement. Speaking at a BJP membership registration workshop at Nagol Shubham Convention, Sanjay condemned the demolitions under the HYDRA initiative, likening them to persecution.Sanjay expressed frustration over the perceived unequal treatment of encroachments, questioning why the encroachments at Salkam pond have not been addressed. He highlighted that Owaisi College has been given a year’s reprieve while other structures face immediate demolition. Sanjay called for a level playing field, asserting that if justice is to be served equally, Owaisi Colleges should be demolished before any other buildings.Sanjay challenged Chief Minister Revanth Reddy to prioritize the removal of encroachments by the Owaisi brothers, suggesting that addressing these issues first would demonstrate genuine commitment to fairness. He emphasized his stance against illegal demolitions that adversely affect the poor and voiced his belief that the BJP will emerge victorious in Telangana in the 2028 elections. Additionally, Sanjay criticized the Revanth government, drawing parallels with the previous KCR administration, and questioned the differences between the two.