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BRS leader T Harish Rao criticised the Congress government for scrapping key welfare schemes and failing to fulfil poll promises. He warned of growing public unrest, especially among backward communities, and accused the Congress of betraying people’s trust through inaction.
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Villagers of Pogilla near Nagarjunasagar have rejected the Forest Department’s relocation plan despite tiger threats, citing ancestral ties. CPI(M) has also opposed GO 49 on the Kumram Bheem corridor, accusing the Congress of betraying tribal rights and aiding corporates
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Industries Minister Sridhar Babu said Telangana’s construction sector grew 11.97% in FY 2024–25, contributing Rs.80,000 crore. He dismissed slowdown claims, citing RERA registrations and a 58% surge in high-value home sales as indicators of robust real estate growth
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Demands Telangana government to reclaim Bhadrachalam villages from Andhra Pradesh
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Despite government claims of timely payments, over 92,000 employees of the Panchayat Raj and Rural Development Department in Telangana remain unpaid for two months. They plan to protest at the Commissioner’s office in Hyderabad on June 27 demanding resolution
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Says nominations will be filed en masse in every village across Telangana as a mark of protest; questions Revanth Reddy’s silence as Andhra Pradesh goes ahead with Banakacherla project
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Twelve farmers protesting an ethanol plant in Telangana were paraded in handcuffs a day after receiving bail, sparking widespread outrage. Visuals of their treatment drew criticism from the public and political parties, especially the BRS, accusing the Congress of humiliation.
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BRS leader RS Praveen Kumar has accused the Congress government of attempting to displace over 7 lakh tribals under the guise of tiger conservation via GO 49. He and other leaders have called for immediate withdrawal and threatened mass protests.
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BRS leader K.T. Rama Rao alleged that police stations have turned into “settlement centres” under Congress rule, citing the suicide of party worker Kuntaiah. KTR promised full support to the deceased activist's family and pledged to cover his children's education.
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The BRS working president questioned the timing of the Rythu Bharosa rollout for the ongoing Vanakalam (Kharif) season, calling it a tactic to influence the upcoming local body elections while neglecting previous instalments
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Says ruling party skipped assistance for one crop season and failed to clear arrears, releasing funds now only with elections in view
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T Harish Rao criticised the Congress for spreading false claims about the Kaleshwaram project, asserting water lift figures and approvals were misrepresented in a deliberate misinformation campaign ahead of elections
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BRS women leaders accused the Congress government of misusing probe agencies for political vendetta against KCR, KTR, and Harish Rao, alleging diversion from governance and unfulfilled welfare promises
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The Congress government has started disbursing Rythu Bharosa benefits to all farmers, aiming to complete the process in nine days. The government will also extend assistance to tenant farmers and labourers
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Slams Congress government for targeting opposition leaders; calls Formula-E case a political ploy; dares Revanth Reddy to a polygraph test and vows to go to jail for Hyderabad’s development
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BRS working president hit out at the Congress government for indulging in political vendetta by misusing investigation agencies to silence opposition voices
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BRS MLC K Kavitha condemned the ACB notice to party leader KT Rama Rao in the Formula-E race case, terming it political vendetta by the Congress
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KTR criticised Telangana CM Revanth Reddy, accusing him of using ACB investigations to divert attention from governance failures. He challenged the CM to a live polygraph test and questioned the lack of progress in the Vote-for-Note case
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The Congress government is facing backlash for omitting revolutionary singer Gaddar’s photo from the invite and award for the Telangana Gaddar Film Awards. BRS leaders and netizens condemned the move as a dishonour to the iconic balladeer
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Women from Varadarajapur, carrying empty pots, demand immediate government action, accuse officials of negligence despite repeated complaints and warning of intensified agitation if unresolved
