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Senior BRS leader T Harish Rao said 31 people had died due to rains in the last couple of days according to information obtained from their cadre. However, Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy declared that only 16 people died in the State.

BRS leader Deviprasad said on Thursday that neither the Chief Minister nor the Congress had any moral right to make such demands without implementing the six guarantees and promises.

Addressing a news conference at Telangana Bhavan, he said that those leaders deserting the party as it lost power, should realise the fact that no political party can dream of being in power eternally.

Harish Rao urged the State government for immediate action against the issues faced by teachers, students and their parents, rather than denying them.

Praveen Kumar said catapulting a state from the abyss of 5000 MW deficit to the peaks of 20,000 MW capacity was no mean achievement.

He said the BRS would launch State-wide agitation against any such attempts. Addressing a press conference at Telangana Bhavan here on Wednesday, Eshwar pointed out that many students from disadvantaged backgrounds rely on these schools for higher education and better opportunities.

Alleging the Chief Minister's involvement in various irregularities, the BRS leader claimed that Revanth was receiving commissions in liquor, sand and fly ash transportation.

He recalled that he had pursued vigorously almost for one full year with the Ministry of Home for the Central government's approval before the new emblem of Telangana was unveiled after it attained statehood.

In this regard, Kamaljith Kaur submitted a representation to Collector Pamela Satpathy on Tuesday.

Satyanarayana, who also worked as BRS Medak president in the past, was part of the Telangana movement in Sangareddy.

In its complaint the BJP alleged that ever since the Delhi police iled a case against Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy in the alleged doctored video of union Home Minister Amit Shah, the banners and posters of the party were being destroyed.

Kavitha asserted to reporters, "This arrest is illegal. We'll challenge it in court. It's a political, fabricated, and false case. We're fighting it. They keep asking the same questions."

As Laxmirajam was having tea in a tea stall near the old municipal office at 9.30 am, two unknown persons attacked him with knives.

He supported two children, who had lost their parents due to electrocution in an agricultural field.

The car ran over the road divider and rammed into an oncoming goods lorry.

K Shashidhar Reddy said he had not gone to Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy's house or to meet TPCC president A Revanth Reddy.

The region had recently witnessed some land disputes among local leaders and the police were trying to ascertain if the BRS leader was killed over a dispute.