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Though the BRS was entitled to continue in the power till January 16 as per the Constitution, KCR wanted the party leaders to extend necessary support, paving way for formation of the new government in the State
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Telangana's Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao suffered his first electoral defeat in 40 years, ending a streak of 14 victories in the Kamareddy constituency
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From father and son, to brothers and even a son-in-law and father-in-law, the relationship equations were varied, but the results were the same for most, well, except for one one father-son duo
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BRS has secured 39 of the 119 seats it contested in the election
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We respect the people’s mandate. The result is not what we desired and I appeal to the BRS leaders and cadre not to get disheartened. We will bounce back stronger, said KT Rama Rao
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BRS president K Chandrashekhar Rao scored a hat-trick in Gajwel by winning the seat with a majority of 45,174 votes by defeating his nearest rival and BJP candidate Etala Rajendar
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The former Medak district, which is the birthplace of K Chandrashekhar Rao and the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS), has been unwavering in its support for the BRS leader since the inception of the Statehood movement.
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Harish Rao, who won with a thumping majority of 83,025 votes over his nearest rival, Congress candidate Pujala Harikrishna, however had to end up with a lesser majority than the previous three assembly elections
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BRS tasted victory in 11 of the 14 constituencies where it had replaced its candidates with fresh faces
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Chandrashekhar Rao is learnt to have asked the party leaders and cadre to be ready for celebrations on December 3 when the final results are officially announced.
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According to an announcement from the Chief Minister’s Office, the cabinet meeting will be held at 2 pm
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BRS has lodged a complaint with the Election Commission of India against the Congress accusing the latter of using deepfake technology to create false content, targeting BRS leaders and candidates contesting in the Assembly elections
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KTR appealed to the Election Commission of India to review its rules on permitting exit polls even as polling was on in a few constituencies
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Prominent personalities such as actors, sports persons and politicians have taken to X to share their photographs asking voters to cast their right.
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Telangana NRIs living across the world, joined hands in celebrating the 14th Deeksha Diwas, marking the launch of fast-on-to-death by BRS president and Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao during Telangana movement on November 29 of 2009
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On December 9, 2009, when the then Home Minister P Chidambaram announced that the process for a separate Telangana State would be initiated, KCR had almost killed himself by starving to end the 58-year-long misery that the people of Telangana went through
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Making income of an Indian farmer predictable and assured was a daunting task, something that remained intractable for 75 years for all Indian governments
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BRS leader Dasoju Sravan assured the farmers in Telangana that Rythu Bandhu will not stop under any circumstances
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BRS candidate Puvvada Ajay Kumar along with MP Nama Nageswara Rao took part in the rally from Pavilion Ground to Mamata Hospital with 3,000 motorbikes
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Harish Rao has called upon voters of Siddipet to rate his performance in the elections as an MLA