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Prabhakar had won with a majority of over 8,000 votes defeating his nearest rival and Congress candidate T Jagga Reddy.

Addressing a press conference on Monday, Reddy said the farmers in the State were suffering due to the inefficiency of the State government.

The irony is all the more visible when it turns out that in some constituencies, both the Congress and BJP candidates are former BRS leaders.

The meeting was conducted under the aegis of Mancherial MLC K Premsagar Rao, while ministers Seethakka, D Sridhar Babu, MLAs G Vivek and Congress candidate Vinod were present.

Revenue Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy took the initiative of convincing Bhadrachalam MLA Tellam Venkat Rao to quit the BRS and join the Congress.

The public in the constituency were detesting Congress for buying their MLA less than 24 hours after the party in its manifesto promised to ban political defections.

He criticised the Congress party's history of unfulfilled promises, particularly its failure to implement its six guarantees by December 9.

Apart from allotting 3 acres of land for a burial ground at Ensanpally in Siddipet town, the BRS government had given a funeral vehicle for the Muslim community.

One side presents the BJP's realm of fear, greed, and deception—a politics that undermines democracy for power, leveraging financial influence and agencies.

In a fiery statement, he questioned the credibility of the Congress's latest campaign promises, particularly its 'Nyay' (justice) initiative of Lok Sabha election manifesto, against the backdrop of its dismal track record in Telangana.

The minister's press conference was to rebut the statement of BRS Chief K Chandrashekara Rao who said the details of 209 farmers, who died by suicide, were submitted to the Chief Secretary Santhi Kumari.

This could have been utilised for filling as many as 19 reservoirs under the project. He also wondered why the State representatives had abstained from the three-member committee meeting of the KRMB two days ago.

CM Vijayan said that the Congress failed to raise protests when the Centre abrogated Article 370 and alleged that Congress is willing to compromise its values for votes.

Drawing attention to the Assembly election promises, the BRS leader recalled similar instances where the Congress did not implement its promises post victory.

In a significant blow to the BJP's prospects in the State leading up to the upcoming Lok Sabha elections, former MLA Kuna Srisailam Goud officially switched allegiance to the Congress.

Congress also vowed to work with Sri Lanka to restore the political and commercial relations between the two countries.

Dr Kruparani and her husband Rammohan Rao joined the Congress at the launch of the bus yatra by Andhra Pradesh Congress Committee President, YS Sharmila Reddy, in Kadapa Lok Sabha constituency.

By raking up Katchatheevu, BJP is only trying to stoke regional passions as it desperately seeks to expand footprint in TN

Srinivas Goud and his wife Sudha Rani welcomed the Minister into their house and Medak candidate Neelam Madhu accompanied her.

He addressed party workers at preparatory meetings for the parliamentary elections held at Aswaraopet and at Kothagudem in the district on Thursday.