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Facing criticism from the BRS about its failures, the Congress party is turning to social media supporters to help fight back and improve its public image
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Deviprasad emphasized that the DA owed since July 22, which was approved by the previous government and sent to the Election Commission for approval, should be disbursed to satisfy employees. He questioned the Congress government's commitment to workers, noting that their election manifesto promised the immediate payment of pending DAs. However, only one payment has been made in the past ten months, leaving four still outstanding.
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After the public hearing on the power tariff hike in Sircilla on Friday, Rama Rao reminded the media that the BRS had opposed leaders like YS Rajasekhara Reddy and N. Chandrababu Naidu during the Telangana statehood movement.
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Speaking at the 'Rythannala Poru Bata' meeting with farmers at Ramleela ground on Thursday, Rama Rao declared his willingness to go to jail for the sake of the people and farmers. He warned that the public would soon rise up against the government and confront Congress leaders for not fulfilling their election promises.
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The complaint was filed in the wake of Revanth Reddy's controversial remarks, where he allegedly threatened to "trample" BRS leaders KT Rama Rao and T Harish Rao with bulldozers
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At a press meet at Telangana Bhavan, Vinod Kumar dismissed the false claims made by the Chief Minister and his Cabinet colleagues regarding the previous BRS government's loans at high interest rates. He emphasized that Telangana, under the BRS regime, secured loans at the lowest interest rates among Southern States, contributing to a GSDP of Rs 16 lakh crore ($200 billion).
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Ramanna urged the public to hold Congress and BJP leaders accountable for neglecting farmers' issues. He noted that while the CCI falls under central jurisdiction, local MP MLA Payala Shankar is failing to address the concerns of cotton farmers in the district.
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During a meeting of the BRSV, the party's student unit at Telangana Bhavan, he urged students to become the voice of the people by utilizing social media to address the gaps in print and electronic media, which have faced challenges since the Congress came to power in the state.
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He offered prayers for Naresh Reddy's soul to rest in peace and expressed heartfelt condolences to his family. Senior BRS leader Harish Rao also conveyed his deep sorrow over Naresh Reddy's passing, highlighting that Reddy was always approachable to the public and garnered respect as a commendable leader.
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KTR also warned that the government will have to bear the brunt of farmers' ire, if it fails to deliver on electoral promises
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In a series of posts on X on Monday, Rama Rao highlighted that during the elections, Congress leaders ran full-page ads and signed affidavits on stamp papers, pledging to fulfill all their guarantees within 100 days.
In a series of posts on X on Monday, Rama Rao highlighted that during the elections, Congress leaders ran full-page ads and signed affidavits on stamp papers, pledging to fulfill all their guarantees within 100 days.
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During his public address, Harish Rao criticized the State government's Musi Riverfront Development project, accusing Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy of displacing thousands of poor families under the guise of development. He condemned the government's misplaced priorities, arguing that it was endangering citizens' lives to benefit corporate interests.
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Rama Rao highlighted the construction of one lakh double-bedroom houses in Hyderabad under the leadership of former Chief Minister K. Chandrashekhar Rao, calling it evidence of the BRS government's commitment. He condemned the Congress for spreading falsehoods by labeling these one lakh double-bedroom houses as a sham.
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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.
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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
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
