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The BRS has launched an extensive cadre restructuring and membership drive across Telangana under K. Chandrashekar Rao’s leadership. The party plans booth-level reorganisation, training programmes and intensified grassroots outreach ahead of upcoming elections, focusing on public issues and mobilisation.

BRS women leaders submitted representations to the Telangana child rights and women’s commissions seeking intervention in the POCSO case involving Sai Bageerath, son of Union Minister Bandi Sanjay Kumar, alleging selective policing, diluted charges and intimidation of the victim’s family

BRS spokesperson Manne Krishank was released from Sangareddy Central Jail on Saturday and alleged political vendetta by the Congress government. He vowed to continue questioning the government over corruption allegations, law and order issues and suspected phone tapping targeting opposition leaders.

Political developments since the 2023 Telangana elections suggest BRS chief K. Chandrashekhar Rao prioritised long-term party autonomy over short-term alliances. His approach reflects broader trends affecting regional parties amid rising nationalisation of politics and growing dependence on campaign consultancies.

BRS working president KT Rama Rao accused the Congress government of failing to implement its Farmers’ Declaration and key promises, alleging betrayal of farmers. He warned of protests, challenged loan waiver claims and demanded immediate procurement to prevent further agrarian distress

BRS leaders T. Jeevan Reddy and N. Diwakar Reddy demanded criminal action against officials and Rs 50 lakh compensation for families of four farmers killed in a shed collapse, alleging negligence and delays in paddy procurement during the Yasangi season.

BRS working president K.T. Rama Rao extended his wishes to students appearing for NEET-UG 2026, urging them to remain calm and confident. He advised aspirants to trust their preparation, avoid anxiety, and focus on performing to their best ability.

BRS working president KT Rama Rao reaffirmed the party’s Telangana agenda on its 26th Formation Day, expressing confidence that K Chandrashekhar Rao would return as Chief Minister in 2028 and accusing Congress and BJP of misgovernance.

BRS will celebrate its 26th Formation Day across Telangana with flag hoisting and a key executive meeting. Leaders will discuss opposition strategy and outreach, while expressing confidence in regaining political ground in the coming years.

BRS working president K. T. Rama Rao paid tribute to Telangana activist Jindam Sattemma, who passed away in Karimnagar. He hailed her role in the statehood movement and said her dedication continues to inspire future generations.

Tension prevailed in Medipally village of Rangareddy after BRS leaders were arrested for violating prohibitory orders ahead of a proposed debate on pharma land issues. Police intervened amid clashes between BRS and Congress leaders and deployed forces in the area.

BRS is set for a major show of strength in Jagtial on April 20, where party chief K. Chandrashekar Rao will address a public meeting after a long gap. The event also marks senior leader T. Jeevan Reddy’s induction.

BRS has decided to support the Women’s Reservation Bill in Parliament while opposing any delimitation exercise that reduces southern states’ representation. The party will study the Bill before finalising its stand on constituency restructuring proposals.

The BRS demanded a CBI probe into alleged irregularities in Anganwadi mobile phone procurement, questioning pricing and tender details. The demand followed a legal notice by Minister Seethakka, further escalating the political confrontation between the ruling Congress and the opposition.

BRS leader Srinivas Goud demanded the removal of Excise Commissioner Hari Kiran, alleging harassment of Telangana employees, favouritism towards Andhra officers, and corruption, while calling for a probe into his appointment and departmental functioning.

BRS president K Chandrashekhar Rao paid tributes to Mahatma Jyotirao Phule on his birth anniversary, highlighting the reformer’s vision of social justice and recalling welfare initiatives implemented during the BRS government aimed at empowering backward and marginalised communities.

BRS leader Harish Rao and other party leaders were placed under house arrest in Hyderabad, preventing their visit to Parigi, where farmers are protesting land acquisition for an industrial park in Kallapur and Rapole villages

The BRS student wing launched a campaign against the Musi Rejuvenation project in Hyderabad. Around 50 teams will tour bastis and colonies along the riverbanks until April 14 to interact with residents and highlight concerns over the project.

BRS leader P Karthik Reddy clarified that the National Green Tribunal only disposed of his petition on the Musi River Rejuvenation project. He said the government assured the tribunal that no work would proceed without securing required environmental clearances.

The BRS–CPI alliance secured the chairperson and vice-chairperson posts of Kyathanpalli municipality in Mancherial district. BRS councillor Sandhya Rani was elected chairperson and CPI councillor Saritha vice-chairperson, ending a nearly two-month delay in the election process.