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The MLCs sought clarity on the number of women who received ₹2,500, the young women who were provided scooties, the brides who were given one tola of gold, and the elderly who received ₹4,000 pensions— all electoral promises— from the ₹1.58 lakh crore debt incurred by the Congress government over the past 15 months.
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BRS working president has urged the Congress government to revive the Chief Minister's Breakfast Scheme, which was launched in Telangana by Chandrashekhar Rao in 2023 to prevent classroom hunger and malnutrition among more than 20 lakh students
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Says allocation of Rs 70 crore for ‘iftar gatherings’ raises concerns about government’s misplaced priorities regarding long-term welfare of the Muslim community
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BRS working president KT Rama Rao blamed the Cong for not repairing the Medigadda barrage due to its blind hatred for former CM KCR and letting water go down the stream to Andhra Pradesh
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BRS Whip KP Vivekananda said that Hyderabad's progress had stalled under the 16-month Congress rule
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The Telangana government's meagre Rs 600 crore allocation for the Indiramma Aathmeeya Bharosa scheme in the 2025-26 budget has raised serious questions about the Congress' commitment to welfare programmes
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Case stemmed from accusations that Harish Rao and Radha Kishan Rao conspired to harm social activist Chakradhar Goud by threatening and implicating him in false cases
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The BRS MLA says the ruling party Ministers are more focused on blaming the previous government than solving current problems
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Questions how the Congress government plans to generate necessary resources to cover deficit
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Says it prioritised the sole task of sending funds to Delhi to "please the bosses", criticises Congress for failing to implement its six guarantees within promised 100-day timeframe
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Harish Rao pointed out that the BRS raised questions on three key issues - the mortgaging of public assets for loans, the drying up of Yasangi crops, and the failure to fulfill promises made to farmers, which were all dodged
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He held Chief Minister Revanth Reddy responsible for the drought-like conditions across the State and demanded immediate relief for farmers
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Speaking to mediapersons, Kavitha said the Congress betrayed young women of Telangana and turned its back on them after assuring two-wheelers as part of the Congress party's election promises.
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Calls for expanding BC movement nationwide to ensure their rightful representation
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Stating that CM Revanth Reddy would go down in history as an anti-women Chief Minister, Kavitha questioned whether the Cong govt would fulfill its promise of implementing the Kalyanamastu scheme
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AIMIM Floor Leader Akbaruddin Owaisi also reminded that the Congress in its manifesto had promised to increase BC reservations in local bodies to 42 percent
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Former Minister Harish Rao further stressed that the BRS was committed not only to proposing the Bill in the Assembly but also fighting for it in New Delhi
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Terming this a historic humiliation for Telangana, he blamed the Congress government for admitting to financial mismanagement even before presenting the State budget.
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Speaking during Zero Hour on Monday, Owaisi lashed out at the ruling party, alleging that AIMIM legislators were denied the opportunity to speak
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Following the suicide attempt reported at BC Residential School at Habsipur near Dubbak on Saturday, Kotha Prabhakar Reddy visited the school on Sunday and interacted with the students to learn about their issues