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The images of the main gate being removed are being shared extensively on different social media platforms and have gone viral.

Harish Rao, while releasing a list of students who died in residential welfare schools, criticized the Congress government for the deteriorating conditions in institutions initially established by the BRS government to ensure quality education. He condemned the government's indifference to the tragic deaths and demanded accountability, urging the immediate announcement of ₹10 lakh as ex-gratia for each bereaved family.

Harish Rao reminisced that a decade ago, the state's first Chief Minister, K Chandrashekhar Rao, participated in the annual celebration of Darshanam magazine. He commended Venkanna for his dedicated efforts and praised Ganapathi Sachchidananda Swamiji as not only a spiritual leader and protector of Hindu Dharma but also a compassionate humanitarian.

Speaking to the media outside the jail, Harish Rao called the remand report "atrocious." He stated that Narender Reddy was unaware of the grounds for his arrest mentioned in the report, as he was made to sign it at the last minute before leaving the magistrate and wasn't allowed to review it. Reddy was shocked to read about the report’s contents in the newspapers this morning.

T Harish Rao said on Wednesday that the Civil Supplies Corporation had failed not only in facilitating timely procurement of paddy but even in ensuring timely payment for the paddy procured.

Harish Rao recollected the Jagtial Jaitrayatra, pointing out that there would no Telangana person who had not heard about the Jaitrayatra. With Sanjay Kumar having sounded the battle bugle in Jagtial, Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy should open his eye at least now, he said.

Senior BRS leader and Siddipet MLA T Harish Rao will join the padayatra at Chelgal and walk along with Sanjay Kumar and others up to Jagtial

In a late night operation, around 300 police personnel descended on the village, cutting off electricity, and conducting door-to-door searches to detain suspects

He condemned the recent issuance of memos to 30 excise circle inspectors, who were reportedly warned with transfers for failing to meet increased liquor sales targets.

They termed the attack on government officials unfortunate, stating that it reflects the failed governance as well as failed law and order in the State.

Senior BRS leader and Siddipet MLA T Harish Rao will join the padayatra at Chelgal and walk along with Sanjay Kumar and farmers up to Jagtial where a meeting will be held

He noted that while many promises remain unkept at home, Revanth Reddy was now attempting to deceive Maharashtra voters with empty rhetoric.

Addressing the "Rythu Gharjana" protest programme organised by the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) in Kulcharam on Saturday, Harish Rao said Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy came to power by promising a Rs.500 bonus per quintal of paddy in addition to the MSP of Rs 2,300

Former Minister Harish Rao expressed his outrage over the police attack on MLA Kaushik Reddy.

BRS MLA Harish Rao derided Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy for making vile remarks and using derogatory language against BRS chief K Chandrashekhar Rao, during his padayatra in erstwhile Nalgonda district.

Former Minister Harish Rao led the charge, condemning the illegal detention of BRS leaders, including former MLAs K Prabhakar Reddy, Chirumarthy Lingaiah, and Bhupal Reddy, ahead of the Chief Minister's padayatra.

Harish Rao raised concerns over the hospitalisation of 12 students from food poisoning at the tribal welfare schools in Mancherial on Wednesday.

Harish Rao condemned the arrests of sarpanches, and demanded that the Chief Minister and the Panchayat Raj Minister hold discussions with them to clear pending bills spent for village development

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.

Expresses outrage over inadequate medical response, with students admitted in local hospitals in batches, rather than providing them with proper care