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The BRS has intensified its attack on the Congress-led Telangana government following the High Court’s scathing verdict on irregularities in the Group-1 Main examination. The party demanded the cancellation of the exam, withdrawal of GO 29, and dropping of cases against protesting job aspirants.

The BRS Vidhyarthi wing will hold a state-level student conference in Hyderabad on July 26 to oppose the Banakacherla project in Andhra Pradesh, accusing state and national leaders of conspiring to divert Telangana's water resources and pledging a protest campaign

BRS working president K.T. Rama Rao accused the Telangana Congress government of misusing police forces to intimidate and silence student activists who are speaking out against the declining education system.

The local court observed that the detention of the accused in Task Force custody for more than 24 hours was in violation of the provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS).

The arrests, made amid high tension at Telangana Bhavan, came after a complaint by the news outlet. They were presented before the court and released on bail the following day.

As part of its ‘Badi Baata’ initiative, BRSV visited Boyavada Primary School in Nalgonda and flagged poor facilities and lack of textbooks and uniforms. The student wing urged the government to act swiftly and ensure basic amenities in schools

Former MLA Nadipelli Diwakar Rao alleged that Congress supporters attacked BRS student leader Daggula Madhu in Mancherial for exposing irregularities. Madhu sustained injuries and is recovering. Rao demanded stern police action and criticized rising political violence in Telangana.

Students demanded the university administration immediately cancel the lease agreement

The protesters, including from BRSV, PDSU, AISF and SFI, demanded immediate withdrawal of land auction and wanted protection of the land and wildlife there

The student wing of the BRS is holding the meeting on behalf of unemployed youth who have been betrayed by the Congress party

BRSV district president Dharani Rajesh and coordinator Butti Shiva Kumar said that they were inspecting the quality of food served to students at the school during their visit.

During the protest, Ali criticized the strict attendance policies that prevented many students from appearing for exams. “These unfair policies are jeopardizing the future of over 1 lakh students,” he stated.

BRSV state secretary Jangaiah alleged that keeping aside 12,000 acres of land already acquired during the past K Chandrashekhar Rao's government for pharma city, which was ready, Revanth Reddy was looking to grab farmers land in the name of pharma clusters.

The activists staged a sit-in in front of the main gate of the university seeking action against those who forced the student to end her life.

The notification, which is vital for students who have accumulated backlogs, is yet to be issued, leaving hundreds of students, especially those from the 2021/22/23 batches, in a limbo, said the BRSV GHMC Coordinator, Mir Qurram Ali.

According to BRSV Coordinator, Mir Qurram Ali, the cessation of semester-wise supplementary exams, a policy change, had severely impacted students who are struggling to clear their backlog courses.

Students studying Intermediate, degree and post-graduation courses staged a sit-in in front of the Integrated Tribal Development Authority (ITDA)-Utnoor.

The party leadership has planned crucial meetings with the party leaders to discuss and strategise its action plan in this regard over the next couple of days.

Led by BRSV leader Gujja Raju, and party youth wing president Gundravelli Venu, the youth leaders submitted a petition to the Rajagopalpet SI.

Heated arguments and scuffle ensued between the police personnel and student leaders as the latter were detained.