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BRS leaders Karne Prabhakar and Dasoju Sravan accused Chief Minister Revanth Reddy of making derogatory and abusive remarks, during the recent public meeting at Tukkuguda.

Harish Rao said the people of the State had started realising that the Congress could not keep the promises made during the assembly election campaign.

The decision follows the tragic demise of Lasya Nanditha in a road accident, resulting in the by-election.

He demanded the State government to provide compassionate appointments, clearance of pending bills, and continuation of spouse transfers among other initiatives.

s the work to resolve a technical glitch in the drinking water supply in the village was on, Narsimhulu went to the transformer to switch off the power.

The Chief Minister hoped that the new Telugu year would bring cheers in the lives of farmers with abundant rains and harvesting.

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The power crisis started within three months of the Congress party coming to power, he said.

He demanded the government to extend a bonus of Rs.500 on the minimum support price offered to Yasangi crops.

He explained the plight of farmers who have harvested sunflower across 20,829 acres in erstwhile Medak and Nizamabad districts.

Addressing a press conference on Monday, Reddy said the farmers in the State were suffering due to the inefficiency of the State government.

The irony is all the more visible when it turns out that in some constituencies, both the Congress and BJP candidates are former BRS leaders.

The public in the constituency were detesting Congress for buying their MLA less than 24 hours after the party in its manifesto promised to ban political defections.

He criticised the Congress party's history of unfulfilled promises, particularly its failure to implement its six guarantees by December 9.

BRS leaders were being harassed in Karimnagar with illegal cases based on the instructions of Revanth Reddy.

Kavitha’s advocate Nitesh Rana told the court that the CBI thwarted the due process by filing a plea seeking permission to question her “behind her back”.

The minister's press conference was to rebut the statement of BRS Chief K Chandrashekara Rao who said the details of 209 farmers, who died by suicide, were submitted to the Chief Secretary Santhi Kumari.

Sharing the concern voiced by the farmers, BRS working President K T Rama Rao said the party would continue to fight for the cause of the farmers.

He was speaking at a protest staged by the party at the Roads and Building department's guest house here on Saturday.

BRS Working President KT Rama Rao accused the Congress of preaching one thing while doing the exact opposite by welcoming BRS MLAs into their party while allowing them to retain their posts.