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He demanded Revanth Reddy to tender unconditional apologies to farmers for his previous electoral promise to implement crop loan waiver on December 9, during the Assembly polls.

BRS senior leader and former Minister T Harish Rao highlighted ten key areas where the BJP's manifesto fell short of addressing the needs of the people.

The people of Telangana were waiting to teach a lesson to the Congress in the Lok Sabha elections.

A victory for BRS Medak candidate P Venkatrami Reddy in the Lok Sabha election would expose the failures of the Congress during the last four months apart from boosting the BRS morale to raise the issues of the public, he said.

Stating that there was no drinking water scarcity in the BRS regime, Harish Rao said that people were facing troubles for drinking water within four months of the Congress party coming to power in the state.

The former Minister said Priyanka Gandhi had announced during the election campaign that the Congress government would extend financial assistance for unemployed youth in the State.

Harish Rao said the people of the State had started realising that the Congress could not keep the promises made during the assembly election campaign.

Rao has called upon Siddipet youth to show way to other voters by sensitising how Congress government is cheating the people of Siddipet.

He explained the plight of farmers who have harvested sunflower across 20,829 acres in erstwhile Medak and Nizamabad districts.

Apart from allotting 3 acres of land for a burial ground at Ensanpally in Siddipet town, the BRS government had given a funeral vehicle for the Muslim community.

T. Harish Rao, a former minister, urged the public to reject Congress leaders seeking votes in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.

Sharing the concern voiced by the farmers, BRS working President K T Rama Rao said the party would continue to fight for the cause of the farmers.

Harish Rao visited MNR Medical College Hospital on Thursday where 12 of the 30 injured were undergoing treatment.

Former Minister and Siddipet MLA T Harish Rao also extended his heartfelt condolences over demise of workers in the fire mishap.

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 criticised the government's decision to double the TET fees compared to Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET), asserting that it is unfair to levy such high charges on candidates.

Following the demand of Former Minister T Harish Rao, the State government had opened the procurement centres across Siddipet district a month ago.

Naresh, who was working in the office as a computer operator on an outsourcing basis, was also removed from the job and had no ties with the Siddipet MLA's office thereafter.

Addressing the party's election preparatory meeting in Sangareddy on Tuesday, Harish Rao said the BRS would never become an ally of the BJP because it was a secular party.

This apart, transformers were getting burnt up and motors were exploding. Even as farmers were dying by suicide, the Congress Ministers did not pacify the bereaved families, he charged.