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Rao's criticism follows an incident involving Gatti Siva Lingaiah, a farmer from Nennela mandal in Mancherial district, who faced harsh consequences for not repaying an agricultural loan. Lingaiah, who borrowed Rs 1.5 lakh from the district cooperative central bank, was hopeful for a loan waiver promised by the Congress government.

The Musi project might be a cover for corruption, given the inconsistent cost estimates and the lack of a detailed project report (DPR) before announcing such high figures, says KTR

On the social media platform X, he blamed the 42% decline in the housing market on the policies and actions of Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy’s administration. He highlighted a significant 42% drop in Hyderabad’s housing market within just the third quarter of the year.

BRS decided to back the farmers' unions' call to lay siege to Praja Bhavan, demanding an unconditional crop loan waiver. However, the police intervened, taking the protesters into preventive custody and transporting them to local police stations.

Rama Rao took to X to remind Prime Minister Narendra Modi that it has been over four months since the issue of ‘RR Tax’ in Telangana was raised. “It’s been more than four months since you mentioned ‘RR Tax’ in Telangana. Why has no action been taken by your government?” asked KTR, as the BRS leader is known.

Taking to X, Rama Rao said people in Telangana were left homeless due to the recent heavy rains and also due to the demolitions carried out by the State government in the name of encroachments. "One is natural disaster, while the other is a Revanth Reddy-mark disaster.

Describing it as a failure of the state government, he noted that the halt in the admission process had caused anxiety among students and parents. The delay has been a major setback for those hoping to pursue medical education this year.

A group of individuals, led by Congress MLA Gandhi, trespassed into the house of Kaushik Reddy on Thursday and vandalized furniture and other belongings, following a confrontation between Gandhi and Kaushik Reddy.

BRS party Chintakani mandal president Pentyala Pullaiah was arrested along with party leaders G Hanumantha Rao, Sheikh Jani Mia, P Edukondalu, Pinnelli Srinivasa Rao, B Venkata Rama Rao, and several others.

Tensions rose when Kaushik Reddy and Gandhi engaged in a heated exchange, with Reddy promising to visit Gandhi and present him with a BRS scarf, as well as hoist a BRS flag at Gandhi's Hyderabad residence on Thursday. In response, the police placed Kaushik Reddy under house arrest and increased security at Gandhi's residence.

The former Minister criticised the Congress government for stalling the works for over nine months despite repeated promises

BRS leader and former Minister, T Harsh Rao emphasized the neglect faced by educational institutions, calling it a matter of shame. Despite a school being closed for over two weeks due to a lack of teachers, the government has yet to take any action.

“In 18 years of political life, I have encountered many highs and lows. I am the daughter of K Chandrashekhar Rao and I will continue to fight,” says BRS MLC K Kavitha

On Thursday, BRS activists, led by Choppadandi party in-charge and former MLA Sunke Ravishankar, staged a protest demonstration in Choppadandi as part of a state-wide agitation. The police detained several protesting BRS leaders, including Ravishankar and former district libraries chairman Enugu Ravinder Reddy, but they were later released on personal bonds.

KT Rama Rao leads protests in Chevella, senior BRS leader T Harish Rao participates in dharna at Alair

He noted that accumulating such a large debt in a short period is unprecedented in Telangana's history and warned that if this trend continues, the state's debt could reach Rs 4-5 lakh crore by the end of the Congress government's term.

Harish Rao strongly criticized the government for failing to address the needs of gram panchayats and challenged the Minister to identify any falsehoods. He questioned whether it was true that the State government had not released monthly allocations to the gram panchayats even after nine months in office.

On X, Rama Rao shared the ordeal of students at a government school in Kothapally, Nizamabad district, where children were served rice mixed with chili powder and oil. After complaining about dal without chilies in the mid-day meal, students were given rice with only chili powder and oil.

While previous governments have implemented the LRS on many occasions in the past, the Congress is looking at generating nearly twice the income of the previous government from the scheme.

The BRS demanded a discussion on the subject, which the Speaker refused to entertain, again triggering protests from the Opposition benches, which saw BRS working president KT Rama Rao then leading his party MLAs in a walk out.