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Speaking during a discussion in the Assembly on the Telangana Transplantation of Human Organs (Repeal) Bill, which aims stringent regulatory norms and promotion of organ donation in the State, the BRS working president stressed on the importance of raising awareness and encouraging people to participate in organ donation.

Highlighting the BJP's inconsistent stance on the Kaleshwaram project, Vivekananda questioned why BJP MLAs in Telangana were opposing a project that had received full approval from the BJP-led Central government.

Speaking to mediapersons in the Assembly, he asserted that by-elections are inevitable and expressed confidence that the apex court would rule in BRS’s favour.

​During the budget demands discussion, Government Whip Adi Srinivas accused BRS MLAs of staging protests in the Assembly lobbies and entrance, alleging these actions violated Assembly rules and were merely theatrical displays. He called for action against the opposition MLAs, attributing their current opposition status to past corruption and irregularities. ​

Accuses Congress of betraying people with false promises and using coercion to suppress dissent

Congress leaders joining BRS are being troubled, as the ruling party is resorting to every trick possible to harass them

BRS working president KT Rama Rao hoped that sense prevails in the Congress high command and a Muslim is included in the next Cabinet expansion.

Diwakar Rao claimed that while citizens across the country were paying Goods and Services Tax (GST), residents of the Mancherial Assembly segment were being forced to pay "Premsagar Tax" (PST). He accused Premsagar Rao of misusing his official position and deploying his associates to extort bribes from various sections of society, including traders, employees, and realtors.

Harish Rao questions inconsistencies in budget allocations for welfare schemes including Indiramma Athmeeya Bharosa

Though invited, West Bengal's ruling Trinamool Congress chose not to send a representative. This meeting marked the culmination of CM Stalin's growing outreach, which began with an all-party conference in Tamil Nadu on March 5.

The MLCs sought clarity on the number of women who received ₹2,500, the young women who were provided scooties, the brides who were given one tola of gold, and the elderly who received ₹4,000 pensions— all electoral promises— from the ₹1.58 lakh crore debt incurred by the Congress government over the past 15 months.

BRS Whip KP Vivekananda said that Hyderabad's progress had stalled under the 16-month Congress rule

Over Rs 5 lakh crore budget required to fulfil promises made by the Congress, says Kunamneni Sambasiva Rao

Stating that CM Revanth Reddy would go down in history as an anti-women Chief Minister, Kavitha questioned whether the Cong govt would fulfill its promise of implementing the Kalyanamastu scheme

Soon after the bill was introduced, Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy defended the government's decision

The BRS working president said the Congress was systematically targeting journalists, particularly YouTube channels, for exposing public discontent

Revanth Reddy had defended his "mortuary" remarks in the Assembly, saying they were aimed at the BRS, and not the former Chief Minister.

The BJP’s national leadership has stated that the decision will have national implications. Former Union Minister Ravi Shankar Prasad on Saturday in a press meet reminded that such divisive measures in the past led to the partition of the country.

Minister D Sridhar Babu said that the Congress was never against the conduct of Formula-E race in Hyderabad, but had raised objections over the way payments were made for organising the event

BRS leader and MLC Kavitha on Saturday raised concerns over the conduct of Congress and BJP MLCs. She alleged that these members repeatedly spread falsehoods during Council proceedings