"congress-guarantees"

Telangana BJP president N Ramchander Rao wrote an open letter to Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy seeking a meeting with Rahul Gandhi over alleged unfulfilled Congress poll promises. The move came after Revanth Reddy's letter seeking Metro Phase II approvals

BJP State president N Ramchander Rao criticised the Congress government in Telangana, saying it lacked funds to implement welfare guarantees but was ready to spend Rs 1,000 crore on the National Herald case. He accused the government of neglecting employees and the poor

BRS working president KT Rama Rao launched a scathing attack on Chief Minister Revanth Reddy and the Congress party during a roadshow in Jubilee Hills, claiming the bypoll would mark the beginning of Congress's downfall in Telangana. He highlighted BRS’s achievements, criticised Congress’s unfulfilled promises and alleged misuse of funds.

Blames Sonia and Rahul Gandhi, who pledged to implement all promises during elections, for turning a blind eye

Though it failed to implement the promised Six Guarantees assured to the people of Telangana, the Congress has now promised five guarantees in Maharashtra

Revanth Reddy continues to set deadlines for government tasks despite a history of missed targets, attracting criticism as results lag and commitments remain unfulfilled

"The election results in Haryana clearly indicate a lack of trust in Congress", said BRS leader T Harish Rao

Everytime people demand implementation of Six Guarantees, the CM tries to divert the attention of the people by raking up some controversial issues, says Malkajgiri BJP MP Eatala Rajender

Using HYDRAA and its bulldozers, CM Revanth Reddy might be standing and feeling high on a pile of debris left by the demolitions, but what is slowly emerging from the dust left behind is a strategy to divert public attention from what is actually happening in Telangana.

The Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) demanded the Congress government to fulfill the promises made to the people under six guarantees and make allocations accordingly in the budget.

BRS leader Kadiyam Srihari questioned Congress guarantees’ implementation, citing lost faith in Karnataka and potential cuts in Telangana. He called for clarity on timelines and questioned the propriety of holding political meetings at the MCR HRD Institute.    

Preparations are in progress, and proposals are sought from departments, with a focus on transparency, revenue increase, and adherence to priorities.