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Harish Rao urged the BRS cadre to step up efforts across Siddipet’s 26 mandals, citing favourable ZP survey predictions. He criticised the Congress government for broken job and welfare promises, accusing it of neglecting farmers, women, and denying funds to Siddipet 

Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy’s claim that he will serve for 10 years has stirred discontent in the Congress party. Several legislators, including Komatireddy Rajgopal Reddy, have criticised the remarks, calling them undemocratic and contrary to party principles.

If the public’s anger against the government was used properly, BRS would definitely win the Khammam and Kothagudem Zilla Parishads, says KTR.

Congress SC Cell leader Marelli Anil was shot dead by unidentified assailants in Medak’s Variguntham village. Four bullets were fired. Police suspect land disputes. CCTV footage showed two cars following him. Four special teams have been formed to investigate.

A clash broke out between Congress and BRS leaders during a Bonalu event at Alwal’s Sri Balaji Venkateswara Temple. A scuffle over seating led to injuries and police lathi-charge. Cases were filed, and CCTV footage is being reviewed

BRS MLA Jagadish Reddy slammed Telangana CM Revanth Reddy for misleading the public on Kaleshwaram, ration cards, and poll promises. He challenged the government to a debate, accused it of drying up Godavari, and criticized Congress for past governance failures

Terms decision to provide 42 per cent reservations for BCs in local body elections ‘historic’; accuses BJP of lacking genuine concern for backward communities

Deputy Chief Minister said the Telangana government would introduce Rohith Vemula law shortly and the law department was already working on drafting a foolproof piece of legislation.

BRS leaders have slammed the Congress-led Telangana government over its plan to implement 42% BC reservation in local polls through an ordinance. They alleged legal inconsistencies, betrayal of the Kamareddy Declaration, and a lack of sincere efforts to secure Presidential approval.

KCR is also reported to have expressed concern over the Andhra Pradesh government's push for the Banakacherla project, warning that it could once again devastate the Godavari basin and jeopardise Telangana's water rights.

Remembering the previous BRS government's contributions, the senior legislator said former Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao upheld the dignity of minorities through meaningful schemes and representation.

The banners highlighted how the Congress government unleashed violence, injustice, irregularities, and atrocities against people in violation of its pre poll promises in the State.

TPCC president B Mahesh Kumar Goud took strong exception to Jadcherla MLA Anirudh Reddy’s claim that covert operatives linked to AP Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu were active in Telangana. Calling for party discipline, Goud warned that no one would be spared for making baseless allegations.

Congress councillor accused of being involved in a conspiracy to convert people with the power of money

BRS leader G Jagadish Reddy slammed the Congress and a section of the media for a “malicious campaign” against KCR and KTR, accusing them of political vendetta.

BRS leaders have demanded an unconditional apology from Mahaa News management to Chandrashekhar Rao and Rama Rao.

Former MLC Konda Murali has lodged a counter-complaint with the TPCC Disciplinary Committee, accusing Warangal Congress MLAs, including Kadiyam Srihari and Revuri Prakash Reddy, of anti-party activities. The complaint follows escalating tensions with the Konda family.

BRS senior leader Harish Rao extended full support to unemployed youth protesting against the Congress government’s failure to deliver on job promises. He assured action in the Assembly and pledged solidarity with youth planning the “Chalo Secretariat” protest in Telangana.

AIMIM has begun preparations for the GHMC elections with MLAs and MLCs launching developmental works and holding padayatras. With rising competition from Congress and MBT, the party aims to increase its tally from 44 to over 50 seats

Party to appoint tribal district heads, support land-rights fights and decentralise decision-making amid digitalisation challenges