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Addressing a press conference here on Saturday, Maheshwar Reddy said while 60 lakh farmers were eligible, only 22 lakh farmers were covered under the loan waiver scheme

Sporting black badges and black scarfs, the BRS workers raised slogans against the Congress party and demanded stern action against those involved in the incident.

The farmer stated that he had availed a loan of Rs 2.90 lakh from a bank to grow various crops in 2023. Locals, mostly non-tribals, said that 80 farmers did not get the waiver

Vinay Reddy, who visited Aluru village, was questioned by the farmers about the Congress government's failure to provide crop loan to all the farmers in their village

"Choose the place, date, and time," Harish Rao challenged the Chief Minister. Speaking to the media on Saturday, the former Minister suggested visiting either his or the Chief Minister's constituency—or any other—to openly discuss facts and figures. He criticized the Revanth Reddy government for making false claims about the crop loan waiver.

Tension escalated in the town soon after Jupally Krishna Rao reached Gadwal. Holding Congress party flags and raising slogans, Sarita's supporters squatted in front of the convoy.

Sporting black badges and black scarfs, the BRS workers raised slogans against the Congress party and demanded stern action against those involved in the incident

In a chit-chat with the newsmen, CM Revanth Reddy had again tried to peddle falsehood saying that the BRS was merging with the BJP and that party supremo KCR was being appointed as a Governor

Sources said with the Supreme Court clearing the nomination of the two under Governor's quota to the Telangana Legislative Council, the Chief Minister wanted them to take oath without losing any time.

Responding to the claims of Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy that soon BRS will be merged with BJP, Rajender said all talks about the BJP-BRS merger was the creation of Congress and that there was no truth in it.

Transport Minister Ponnam Prabhakar and Revenue Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy attended the event. Earlier this year, in January, they were nominated under the Governor’s quota. However, their swearing-in was postponed due to High Court orders following a petition filed by BRS leaders Dasoju Sravan and Kurra Satyanarayana.

CM keeps claiming that Congress government had offered 30,000 jobs to the youth. The fact was the BRS government had issued notification and conducted examinations. The Congress government had only presented the appointment letters to the youth, he said

The ruing party had not yet implemented its electoral promise of providing Rs 15,000 per acre financial assistance every year to the farmers under Indiramma Rythu Bharosa.

The BRS is keen to approach the Supreme Court regarding the other BRS MLAs, who defected to Congress.

He said while around 90 per cent of the project was completed by the K Chandrashekhar Rao government, the Congress Ministers got an opportunity to inaugurate it.

The decision drew severe flak from various quarters in the State as the Congress had not only opted for a non-Telangana leader, but also the one who dismissed the Telangana agitation for separate statehood and undermined the sacrifices of the martyrs.

Foxconn had previously announced plans for investment of Rs 4,000 crore in Hyderabad and to create around one lakh jobs

The violation of norms came in the invitation sent out for the Independence Day programme at Medak, in which Chandrashekhar Rao’s name was added only after those of MLCs and MLAs

Though it was an internal affair of the party, a few senior leaders are worried that these differences could cast an adverse impact on the party's prospects in the ensuing local body elections.

In a statement, the BRS working president highlighted that villages and towns which thrived under BRS’s decade-long rule are now facing severe challenges. He criticized the Congress government for not sustaining development progress, resulting in a governance breakdown, especially in rural areas where panchayats are struggling due to inadequate funding.