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In an open letter, Harish Rao stated that during the BRS regime, the dairy bills were cleared once in every 15 days, but the Congress-led State government kept them pending for the last 45 days.

He said that the first ever drought erupted in the Yasangi season as the State government had neglected irrigation projects on the pretext of the sinking of three pillars at Medigadda.

Even as the crops were drying up, people and farmers were suffering the government remained inactive. This kind of situation never existed in the last ten years and the BRS would fight to protect the interests of farmers, the MP said.\

M Ajay Babu, the State coordinator of the TPCC campaign committee, raised objections to the arrest of M Samelu, the general secretary of Kothagudem DCC.

While the BRS had focused on development and welfare politics, the Congress had focused on propaganda politics.

Niranjan Reddy stated that farmers who expected the Congress to provide more support than the BRS regime, are now disheartened over lack of adequate support.

Speaking to news reporters in Kohed on Monday, the BC Welfare Minister alleged that Chandrashekhar Rao was trying to mislead the people during his visit to agriculture fields in Nalgonda, Suryapet and Jangaon districts on Sunday.

Despite previous criticisms of the project's efficacy, he noted the sudden release of water to Karimnagar, indicating political maneuvering rather than genuine concern for farmers' welfare.

Following the meeting's conclusion, YS Sharmila, President of the Andhra Pradesh Congress Committee, spoke regarding the candidate list for the forthcoming general elections, stating, "The list will be released very soon."

He claimed that the need to seek water from other States would not have arisen had the previous government acted responsibly on the water front.

While addressing a mega rally at Uttar Pradesh's Meerut on Sunday, PM Modi said, "Today another anti-national act of Congress has come before the country.

The development came two days after the Congress leaders invited the father-daughter duo to join the ruling party.

Chandrashekhar Rao had earlier given a call to party leaders including MPs, MLAs, MLCs and Lok Sabha candidates as well to undertake similar visits in their constituencies to meet affected farmers and to instil confidence in them.

Party activists from the segment under the aegis of Madiga Shakti have even staged a protest in front of the AICC office in New Delhi, demanding the party high command to change the candidate, Gaddam Vamshi Krishna, son of Chennur MLA G Vivek.

BJP Legislative Party Leader A Maheshwar Reddy rebutted the assertions made by Roads and Buildings Minister Komatireddy Venkat Reddy, denying any contact between eight BJP MLAs and the Congress.

Her father Rajya Sabha Member K Keshva Rao is also joining the Congress. 

Speaking at a media conference at Telangana Bhavan here on Friday, Viplav Kumar rejected notions of political offers motivating his father's decision.

The 85-year-old leader was nominated twice as member of the Rajya Sabha twice by the BRS and he was also made the leader of BRSPP in Rajya Sabha too.

Roads and Buildings Minister Komatireddy Venkat Reddy slammed union Tourism Minister and BJP State unit president G Kishan Reddy for failing to get funds or projects sanctioned to Telangana.

Addressing the party preparatory meeting in Dubbak Constituency, which falls under Medak Lok Sabha Constituency on Friday, the former minister has said that K Chandrashekhar Rao had led the Telangana movement with tens of committed people.