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Despite getting permission for eight new government medical colleges, the government could not ensure that medical aspirants of the State had access to 800 MBBS seats this academic year
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Posting on X, KTR pointed out that government schools and government which were running from rented buildings were being locked by the owners for non-payment of rents, forcing students to stand on the roads
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He raised concern over an alarming rise in viral fevers and questioned the silence of Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy even as students are being neglected in numerous incidents.
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"Such a shame that the Revanth Reddy government resorts to filing FIR on protestors who stood bravely in front of your draconian bulldozer government. Where does this undemocratic system stop? How low will you stoop?" he asked.
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Reminds that the government hospitals are already under-staffed, but overburdened with patients suffering from severe viral fevers
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Rama Rao questioned the Congress's commitment to democratic values and established practices, arguing that appointing a defected MLA to such a crucial post eroded the Constitution and disregards parliamentary traditions.
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Rama Rao criticised the Congress government for failing to implement electoral promises for SC and ST communities, stating, “There’s no sign of Dalit Bandhu or BC declaration being fulfilled. Instead, leaders representing these groups are regularly insulted.”
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BRS leaders Koppula Eeshwar, G Jagadish Reddy, RS Praveen Kumar, Balka Suman and others visited the Centre of Excellence (CoE) at Gowlidoddi here on Friday, and extended their support to the students, parents and dismissed teachers who were staging protests.
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He said, stating that the State government had not only mismanaged the flood crisis, but also mocking the suffering of the people.
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On Friday, Harish Rao, joined by a BRS delegation including Talasani Srinivas Yadav, P Sabita Indra Reddy, V Sunitha Laxma Reddy, Kova Lakshmi, and others, visited the rape victim receiving treatment at Gandhi Hospital. They offered condolences and support to the victim and her family, assuring them of continued assistance from the BRS.
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The district-level three-member committee formed by the State government has not taken any decision even after eight months after the beginning of the weavers’ suicides in the textile town.
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For the past several years, these sports coaches have been pillars of the academies, transforming raw and young talent into top-notch performers
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Former minister S Niranjan Reddy said that the Chief Minister only visited the affected areas on the third day, only to criticise the opposition rather than focusing on relief efforts.
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Dileep, known for his vocal criticism of the Congress government’s actions, was picked up from his residence.
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Allege that Congress government promised to pay their monthly bills in time, but was not doing so for the last two months
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The MLA raised concern over the impact of this decision on young athletes, who had hoped to rise from poverty through sports
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MHA Disaster Management Division Director, Ashish V Gawai also said the Central government had deployed seven teams of NDRF along with boats and life-saving equipment in the State for rescue and relief operation
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Says anything less than the promised Rs 25 lakh would be a betrayal of public trust
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Condemns government's decision to refrain from placing orders for Bathukamma sarees, which he argued directly affected livelihood of weaving community
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Demands State government to provide clear answers and ensure that justice is served for Rakshitha's grieving family
