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Speaking on the occasion, BRS State secretary Y Venkateshwarlu said the language of the Chief Minister at a media conference resembled that of street rowdies, which was not acceptable in a democracy.
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Addressing a news conference at Telangana Bhavan, he said that though the Congress was in power, the BRS tickets were the most sought after ones.
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The threats were quite shocking, considering that they were coming from a leader who had just tasted victory and was occupying the State’s top political post.
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Honouring their work during the past five years, Harish Rao has organised a felicitating ceremony for the Sarpanches of his Constituency in Siddipet.
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Addressing a joint press conference, Sunitha Laxma Reddy (Narsapur), K Prabhakar Reddy (Dubbak), G Mahipal Reddy (Patancheru) and Manik Rao (Zaheerabad) said they had paid a courtesy call on the Chief Minister to represent public issues and protocol issues haunting them.
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KT Rama Rao declared that the BRS neither feared Modi nor Revanth Reddy and would continue to fight as the voice of people of Telangana.
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Amid the BJP's claims to have invited all major political parties for the event, Kavitha told mediapersons that no official invitation was received so far.
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BRS leaders Dasoju Sravan and Manne Krishank said the people of Telangana were no longer prepared to subscribe to the “investment narrative” presented by Revanth Reddy
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Was it for achieving the State of Telangana, or developing it, he asked, going on to say that Revanth Reddy would evolve into the Eknath Shinde of Telangana once the parliamentary elections were over.
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Accepting the lunch invitation, the BRS working president said the menu sounded interesting.
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Addressing the Telugu NRI community in London on Friday evening, the Chief Minister said despite losing in the Assembly elections, the BRS was preparing for the Parliament elections and challenging the Congress.
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The BRS MPs asked more questions than the rest of the members from other political parties.
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Revenue Minister Ponguleti Srinivasa Reddy said the BRS had admitted that the cash-rich Telangana was transformed into a debt-ridden State.
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The State government's decision to drop the idea of presenting another white paper on the Irrigation sector has led to speculations about the ruling Congress party.
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BRS Neredmet Corporator K.Meena's husband, Upender Reddy, has filed a complaint with the local police.
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The party would function as a responsible opposition party since the people have given it 39 MLA seats to raise its voice on behalf of the people.
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Encouraging 'urban voters' to play an active role, the BRS leader appealed to them to exercise their franchise.
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The State will have about 3.26 crore voters lining up in front of 35,655 polling stations to choose their representatives from 2,290 candidates in 119 constituencies.
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Party working president KT Rama Rao exuded confidence that the BRS would comfortably outdo itself with at least one more seat than it won in 2018.
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Even before the election schedule was declared in Telangana, Rama Rao hit the streets with the sole intention of ensuring the third consecutive victory of the BRS in the State.