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The BJP was leading on Deoli Uniara, Khimvsar and Jhunjhunu, the Congress on Ramgarh and Dausa and the BAP on Salumber and Chorasi. Of the seven seats that went to polls, BJP represented one, Congress four while RLP and BAP one seat each

"While children suffer in ambulances, the Chief Minister indulges in helicopter rides and lavish meals. While students struggle for quality food, the Chief Minister is busy gathering moneybags," he said.

he said Rahul Gandhi wanted Adani arrested as he was indicted in the US bribery scam. But Revanth Reddy has been signing agreements with Adani.

Kavitha raised serious allegations, questioning the Centre's selective justice in initiating action against Adani, despite repeated allegations against him.

Peddapalli MP Vamshi and MLAs Vivek and Vinod were not invited by Mancherial MLA K Premsagar Rao to the foundation stone programme, after which their followers expressed unhappiness against Rao for not following protocol.

He called Adani a "fraudster who deceived global powers and bribed Indian officials" and asked the association of Congress and BJP with him, terming it a disgrace to the nation

After assuming power, the Congress government announced plans to modify the Telangana Thalli statue and the State emblem. The move sparked controversy, with many questioning its necessity. In response, the government formed a cabinet subcommittee to gather suggestions from various groups and provide recommendations.

The Congress government faced strong criticism for disrupting school schedules to facilitate CM A Revanth Reddy's Vemulawada meeting, with district officials reportedly using private school buses for public transport.

BJP Legislative Party leader A Maheshwar Reddy said since the Congress failed to fulfil promises made to the people of the State, the celebrations should be termed as "Vanchana Utsavam" and not "Praja Vijayotsavam".

While the government cannot hold the elections without completing the reservation process as per Supreme Court orders, the gram panchayats will not receive the Central funds without an elected governing body.

Harish Rao said the Congress government failed to deliver on its promises and pushed Telangana into regression during its ten-month rule. He demanded that Revanth Reddy apologise to the people for his government's failures.

Rama Rao said the government was shifting its responsibilities onto citizens due to its inability to manage power supply efficiently. "The responsibility to install new transformers and upgrade the power supply system lies entirely with the government, not the citizens," he said.

President's office seeks information pertaining to the atrocities against the tribals at Lagacherla from BRS

Nayak said the police arrested the innocent tribal farmers on charges of attacking Vikarabad Collector Prateek Jain while the official himself was saying that the farmers did not attack him.

The Congress government's attempt to put Telangana Digital Media former director and social media activist Dileep Konatham failed miserably after the magistrate denied to remand him in judicial custody.

People, who do not have land in Lagacharla, were roped in from other villages to create ruckus, he alleged, also accusing the prime suspect in the attack, Suresh, of being a rapist.

"As Revanth Reddy is the only person who is well-experienced in carrying moneybags, the Congress is unlikely to replace him as they need him," he said sarcastically, adding that the Congress completing its full term in Telangana would only benefit the BRS for the next two to three elections.

Rama Rao said the Congress government was forcefully acquiring 3,000 acres in Dudyal mandal to establish a Pharma Village, offering Rs.8-10 lakh per acre for land worth Rs.60-70 lakh.

Tension prevailed at Gandhi Bhavan after Seva Lal Sena leaders were denied permission to meet Congress elected public representatives and submit their representation over land acquisition for establishing pharma villages, especially at Lagacherla in Kodangal constituency.

Differences within Congress emerged during TPCC President B Mahesh Kumar Goud's visit to Sangareddy, as leaders Gudem Mahipal Reddy and Kata Srinivas Goud skipped meetings, highlighting division, despite local workers joining rallies.