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He noted that accumulating such a large debt in a short period is unprecedented in Telangana's history and warned that if this trend continues, the state's debt could reach Rs 4-5 lakh crore by the end of the Congress government's term.

Highlights severe challenges faced by farmers, warns that decrease in cultivated area dangerous sign for survival of ryots

Urges Chief Minister Revanth Reddy, to prioritise policy continuity and avoid jeopardising 'Brand Telangana' due to political differences

BRS working president K T Rama Rao wondered why the Congress government was hesitant to order an independent probe by a sitting High Court Judge.

Harish Rao strongly criticized the government for failing to address the needs of gram panchayats and challenged the Minister to identify any falsehoods. He questioned whether it was true that the State government had not released monthly allocations to the gram panchayats even after nine months in office.

Praveen Kumar said the Revanth Reddy government was eroding the rights of the unemployed, in sharp contrast with former chief Minister KCR who brought GO 55, which aimed to ensure fair representation of all quotas in Group-1.

While previous governments have implemented the LRS on many occasions in the past, the Congress is looking at generating nearly twice the income of the previous government from the scheme.

The ongoing works have come to a standstill for seven months as the project was put on the backburner by the Congress government.

The latest BRS initiative to be selected for the name changing game is the Palle Pragathi programme, which has been renamed as 'Swacchadanam – Pacchadanam'.

BRS leader T Harish Rao criticised the Congress's new job calendar, calling it deceptive and lacking clarity on job numbers and timelines, accusing the party of betraying Telangana youth with unfulfilled promises.

Private employees returning home were not being spared and even those visiting hospitals were being questioned, he said during discussion on demands for grants in the Assembly on Monday.

BRS MLA Jagadish Reddy said the Chief Minister had made a vain bid to mislead people claiming that the previous government had signed an agreement with the Centre to install meters to agriculture services.

Bharatiya Janata Party Adilabad MLA Payal Shankar demanded congress government to implement six guarantees made to the people.

The budget exercise, filled with self-congratulatory claims, lacked allocations for implementing its own guarantees within the first 100 days of Congress rule.

Slamming the State government for curtailing the budget session, Harish Rao said the Congress government was not only evading promises made to the people but was also evading facing questions in the Assembly.

He stated that the Medigadda barrage, which was written off by the Congress government, had disproved all the allegations against it by standing resolute and rocksolid surviving the flood once again

Sharing an old video of CM Revanth Reddy while he was PCC president, Ravi Teja, an X user said: “With the amount spend on advertisements in newspapers, another 1000 farmers' loans could have been waived off...”

The conditions have already triggered apprehensions that several farmers could lose out on the waiver, for which they were waiting desperately ever since Revanth Reddy himself had egged them on during his campaign to go and avail loans immediately and that he would waive them off.

In an open letter, Rama Rao said ever since the Congress came to power, there was a deliberate effort to undermine the protocol and rights of BRS MLAs.

Slogans including immediate postponement of the Group – II and DSC were raised by the unemployed youth who held a sit-in protest with placards, causing traffic snarls in the area.