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BRS leader T Harish Rao criticised the Congress government in Telangana, alleging neglect of welfare and development, and said public dissatisfaction is rising, while expressing confidence that his party will regain political ground in the coming years

Farmers in Mukhra (K) village staged a rare protest by beating themselves with slippers to express anger against the Congress government. They alleged delays in Rythu Bharosa payments and fertiliser shortages, saying poll promises had not been fulfilled.

Thirty-six farmers from Narayanapuram village, Mahabubabad, were booked by police for protesting over pending land pass books. Without pass books, they are denied Rythu Bandhu, Rythu Bima, crop loans, loan waivers, and urea supplies, prompting a complaint to the CMO

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.

Accusations have been made that funds intended for public welfare were being diverted into private pockets. This claim is not solely from the BRS; over 200 contractors, who had not received payment for their bills unless they paid commissions, protested by storming the Finance Minister’s office in the Secretariat. They raised concerns about the prevalent commission culture, he said.

This was not because of an economic slowdown, but because of the Congress government's failure, Harish Rao said, adding that the people of Telangana had made one error, that of electing Revanth Reddy, and that error was turning out to be a terror for them

Calls for renewed movement to safeguard State, says Congress dragging Telangana into crisis

Questions Congress leadership’s credibility, points out delays and postponements in implementing welfare schemes

BRS working president KT Rama Rao has criticised the Congress government in Telangana for the State’s economic downturn, attributing it to "inexperience, incompetence, and corruption."

He said the State was witnessing demonstrations spanning from Alampur to Adilabad and from village secretariats to the State Secretariat.

Ever since the Congress party had taken over the reins of the State, healthcare services had gone for a toss and the people were not getting basic facilities. The Chief Minister, had completely abandoned the public health system, says BRS working president KT Rama Rao

Revanth Reddy claimed that he welcomed Prime Minister Narendra Modi during the latter's visit to the State as a guest and submitted representations seeking support for the Telangana's development.

After the increase in the prices of petrol, diesel and LPG, the government on Tuesday increased the prices of CNG by 70 paise per kg.