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Addressing a press conference at Telangana Bhavan here on Monday, Lakshmaiah pointed out that Revanth Reddy himself had admitted that around five lakh farmers are yet to receive Rythu Bandhu financial assistance.
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"Now, Modi is conspiring to divert water at Itchampalli. Though he made a proposal during my tenure, I categorically rejected it," he said.
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From garlands to traditional 'Harathi', supporters eagerly awaited his arrival, lining up along the streets to catch a glimpse of their beloved leader.
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Former Minister T Harish Rao said Revanth Reddy had carried similar Goebbels propaganda against the BRS during the assembly elections to win the elections by misleading the people.
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Apart from Gali Anil Kumar of BRS, Suresh Shetkar of Congress and BB Patil of BJP, there were six other candidates in the election from recognised political parties.
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He submitted the withdrawal notice in form-5 (Conduct of Elections Rules, 1961) to Returning Officer VP Gautham.
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Earlier, BRS working president and former Minister KT Rama Rao also highlighted the increasing power cuts across the State.
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As per the survey, the BRS would secure 40 per cent of the vote share in the Lok Sabha polls to be held on May 13.
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Responding to news reports of Prajwal Revanna on X, Rama Rao questioned how he was even allowed to leave the country.
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Addressing a massive crowd as part of his roadshow in Warangal, Chandrashekhar Rao said the Congress government was violating established laws including TS-bPASS and was not giving permission for new constructions in Telangana.
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He said the voters could vote for the Congress if they had increased pension, Rs.2,500 under Maha Lakshmi and had kept the other promises made during the Assembly election campaign.
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He said promises made by the Congress to weavers during the Assembly elections, remain unfulfilled and blamed the Revanth Reddy government for the crisis in textile industry.
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Speaking on the occasion, Kamalakar said the people would not forget the TRS formed by party president K Chandrashekhar Rao as long as soil and water was available in Telangana.
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He had a review with elected representatives and former MLAs at the residence of former Minister V Srinivas Goud on the strategies to be adopted in the upcoming parliamentary polls in the district.
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Reddy has vowed to found a trust with Rs 100 crore budget drawing funds from his joint family's properties.
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Maheshwar Reddy said the Chief Minister had promised to waive farm loans up to Rs. 2 lakh by August 15, whereas he was supposed to implement all the promises made under the six guarantees.
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BRS working president KT Rama Rao led the celebrations, hoisting the party flag at Telangana Bhavan, the State headquarters of the party.
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It was said that as district Collector VP Gautham examined nomination papers, Congress candidate Ramasahayam Raghuram Reddy’s supporters asked the election officials to reject the nomination of Nageswara Rao as he failed to mention the ED case in the affidavit.
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Moreover, they opposed the candidature of Gaddam Vamshi Krishna, who hails from Mala community and warned to defeat the congress candidate if the ticket was allocated to Vamshi Krishna.
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Having aligned himself with the cause of Telangana statehood, Padma Rao Goud joined the TRS (now BRS) in 2001 to support K Chandrashekhar Rao's fight for Telangana statehood, and has since been a steadfast advocate for the region's interests.