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Twelve leaders from different political parties, including two former MLAs, joined the opposition Congress in Manipur on Friday.

KTR blamed the successive Congress and Telugu Desam governments in erstwhile Andhra Pradesh for turning the Musi River into a drainage canal, polluting it for over 60 years.

According to officials, the cash was later handed over to the Income Tax department for further probe

Assures free education for male students, stabilising prices of essential items and among others

Speaking at a press conference on Wednesday, Maheshwar Reddy criticized the Congress Party for failing to fulfill any of the 21 promises made to the BC community in Kamareddy during the assembly elections. He stated, "We are not opposed to the Caste Census, but we strongly object to Congress using it for political gain. The Caste Census is being conducted solely for political advantage and nothing more," he alleged.

KTR also questioned CM Revanth for lack of action against one of the contractors - MEIL, despite departmental inquiry committee recommending for blacklisting the company, over collapse of a retaining wall at Sunkisala project

This apart, posters taking a sarcastic jibe at the Congress MP, especially with the party's hypocrisy towards Adani Group also surfaced in different parts of the city.

KT Rama Rao raised concerns that Telangana was not under consideration for the prestigious project. It is rumoured that the States of Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, Maharashtra and Karnataka are frontrunners for the project.

Police reached the hotel where the former Sapanches assembled, and prevented them from heading towards the Chief Minister’s residence. The police also took of them into custody.

Sanjay said the Congress during poll campaigning had promised to clear all the pending bills of the sarpanches, but even after eleven months it failed to do so.

The Congress party vowed to deliver on its election promises within 100 days of taking office, yet after eleven months, not a single commitment has been met, he said. He added that the government's apparent attempts to delay the implementation of these promises suggest it has no intention of fulfilling them.

The dissatisfaction among party leaders was evident at a recent awareness meeting held by the District Congress Committee in Kothagudem town regarding the state government's caste enumeration. The meeting was attended by MLAs K. Kanakaiah (Yellandu), P. Venkateshwarlu (Pinapaka), Tellam Venkat Rao (Bhadrachalam), and T. Adinarayana (Aswaraopet), along with members of the BC Commission and district Congress president Podem Veeraiah.

Reprimanding the Congress for failing to deliver on its electoral promises, he demanded that Congress Lok Sabha leader Rahul Gandhi to apologise to the people of Telangana for causing 10 years of destruction in a single year.

Harish Rao reminded that Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy had earlier criticised 24-hour free power to farmers as excessive and argued that three hours would be sufficient.

Questions party's stance, pointing out Chief Minister Revanth Reddy's support for establishment of Adani-Ambuja cement plant in Ramannapet despite significant local opposition

The party charged the Congress government with attempts to stifle democratic rights to protest and derailing the rural development after coming to power.

Bandi Sanjay said temples were not political rehabilitation centres and asked the ruling party if it would dare to make such a move in respect of mosques and churches.

The state government is eager to advance the Hyderabad Metro Phase II project, estimated to cost Rs. 24,269 crore, with the state cabinet recently approving it for collaboration with the Centre. However, there is a noticeable lack of enthusiasm regarding the Metro project for Warangal city.

Finding fault with selective leaks to the media on the report of the inquiry commission on electricity in this regard, he asked whether the Congress had the courage to jail Chandrashekhar Rao over the allegations

Supporters of party leader A. Shyam Naik claimed they were informed about a meeting, while a faction led by District Congress president K. Vishwaprasad asserted that they had invited everyone, which sparked the conflict. The factions clashed, throwing chairs at one another, leading to an altercation that resulted in injuries to one of Naik's followers.