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BRS MLA Jagadish Reddy accused the Congress-led Telangana government of political vendetta, lack of development, and neglect of the agriculture sector. He also claimed Congress ministers were rebranding BRS schemes and criticized water-sharing decisions with Andhra Pradesh.

Majority of them are primary level schools where a single teacher has to teach students Classes I to V, covering 18 subjects across multiple grades each day

Residents of Mukhra (K) village in Adilabad protested against the Congress by displaying anti-government boards and sending selfies to Rahul Gandhi, accusing the party of failing to fulfil six major poll promises even after 18 months in power.

Criticises the ruling party in Telangana over its double standards and selective action against illegal structures near water bodies in Hyderabad

BRS leader T Harish Rao slammed the Congress-led Telangana government for demolishing huts in Guttala Begumpet despite a High Court stay. He urged Rahul Gandhi to stop the “Bulldozer Raj” and warned against UP-style politics entering Telangana.

The ruling Congress has no concern for the lives and livelihoods of the poor and industrial workers, says BRS working president

Telangana’s DCA made its first direct arrests in a spurious drugs case, a move hailed as historic. However, experts raised concerns about its sustainability due to poor manpower, lack of protection, and administrative support for DCA officers handling such cases

BRS leaders slammed the Congress government for failing to provide eggs, meat, and uniforms in Gurukul schools due to unpaid bills. KTR questioned spending priorities, while RS Praveen Kumar alleged administrative collapse and highlighted two student deaths in recent days.

BRS MLC K Kavitha welcomed the State government’s request to restore five villages near Bhadrachalam to Telangana. Crediting Telangana Jagruthi’s efforts, she called it a step toward justice and urged the government to keep pressuring the Centre for action.

Harish Rao said Gurukul schools, which were once a model for the nation under the BRS regime, were now facing challenging times under the Congress rule

BRS leader RS Praveen Kumar accused the Congress government of targeting ex-IB chief T Prabhakar Rao in the phone tapping case, calling the probe politically motivated. He condemned selective media leaks, BJP allegations, and the arrest of BRSV president Gellu Srinivas Yadav.

Former minister Jogu Ramanna criticised Minister Jupalli Krishna Rao’s two-day visit to Adilabad, claiming it brought no benefits. He accused Rao of spreading misinformation about State debt and urged quick action on stalled developmental projects in the district

BRS senior leader Harish Rao extended full support to unemployed youth protesting against the Congress government’s failure to deliver on job promises. He assured action in the Assembly and pledged solidarity with youth planning the “Chalo Secretariat” protest in Telangana.

Hundreds of Telangana activists staged a protest in Khammam demanding implementation of Congress's pre-poll promises, including land, financial aid, pensions, and health cards. The Telangana Udyamakarula Forum warned of backlash in local elections if the sixth guarantee is not fulfilled soon

BRS leader KT Rama Rao blamed the Congress government for the failure of Gate No. 9 at the Jurala project, citing negligence in maintenance. He warned of further risks and criticised the administration for repeated infrastructure failures under its rule

BRS leaders alleged that retired government employees in Telangana are suffering due to delays in receiving service benefits. They demanded clearance of Rs 4,000 crore dues, criticised PF fund diversion, and called for abolition of the Contributory Pension Scheme (CPS).

K Kavitha demanded a white paper on the Rs 2 lakh crore debt incurred by the Congress government in 18 months, alleging corruption and misuse of funds, and warned of Telangana being labelled an NPA due to mounting unpaid dues.

BRS leaders T Harish Rao and S Niranjan Reddy slammed the Congress government for holding Rythu Panduga celebrations without fulfilling farmer promises. They demanded an apology and accused the ruling party of betraying farmers with reduced aid and unfulfilled guarantees.

BRS leader K.T. Rama Rao lashed out at the Congress government for allegedly destroying homes and tribal livelihoods in the name of development. He urged public resistance against forced demolitions, land takeovers, and forest evictions in Telangana’s rural and urban areas.

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.