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BRS leader T Harish Rao has demanded that the Government Medical College at Maheshwaram be shifted to a building with adequate facilities within two months. He also sought immediate drinking water, toilets and transport for students protesting at Mangalpally.

The BRS has alleged that the Telangana government altered the alignment of a proposed 100-foot road in Narsingi to benefit a private builder, putting thousands of residents living in apartment complexes at risk. Former minister T Harish Rao claimed the revised alignment could lead to demolitions of private properties.

BRS leaders T Harish Rao and S Niranjan Reddy condemned the house arrest and arrests of party leaders heading to the Musi Riverfront Development Project public hearing. They accused the Congress government of suppressing dissent and demanded their immediate release.

BRS leaders accused the Telangana government of forcibly acquiring farmers’ lands for a proposed bullet train project despite its alignment remaining unfinalised. They also raised concerns over greenfield highway plans, Pharma City land acquisition and alleged pressure on farmers.

BRS MLAs Sabitha Indra Reddy and Sunitha Laxma Reddy lodged a complaint alleging that police personnel manhandled them during a confrontation outside the Telangana Assembly on September 7. Saifabad police said the allegations were being verified and action would follow.

The BRS has set up a legal cell at Telangana Bhavan to provide free assistance to people affected by properties being included in the 22A prohibited list. Harish Rao announced a 10-member panel of advocates and demanded immediate relief.

The Congress government is facing criticism over alleged restrictions on protests despite its promise to restore democratic values. Opposition leaders cited house arrests, police intervention and action against protesters as examples, questioning the government's commitment to democratic rights in Telangana.

Elections for chairpersons and vice-chairpersons in three Telangana municipalities are set to witness a high-stakes contest between Congress and BRS, following legal hurdles and political tensions, with both parties mobilising leadership in a prestige battle.

Grants him bail, three others receive similar relief. The court cites health, legislative implications, and potential by-elections while remanding a related IAS case for rehearing

Questions steep cost hike from Rs 80 crore to Rs 200 crore for construction of each integrated residential school, suspecting a conspiracy to hand over construction to agencies from other States

In her statement, Sabitha Indra Reddy accused the Congress government of tarnishing the reputation of Telangana and India on the global stage. Citing Milla Magee’s allegations of being pressured to "please middle-aged men" and "treated like a prostitute," she demanded that the government take responsibility and reveal who was behind the alleged misconduct.

Dubbing it as a grave affront to Telangana’s dignity, the party condemns the incident as humiliating and unacceptable

"This is a land where brave women like Rani Rudramadevi and Sammakka-Saralamma were born. What happened is not just shameful, it’s despicable. The government owes an apology to the entire women community for its actions," she said.

I will fight to end the Congress government’s misrule and bring K Chandrashekhar Rao as Chief Minister for a third term, Dasoju Sravan Kumar declared after taking oath in the Telangana Legislative Council

BRS working president KT Rama Rao urged union Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw to ensure a speedy investigation to nab the culprit. He also called on the Telangana police and the Women and Child Welfare department to provide full support to the victim

The BRS working president said the Congress was systematically targeting journalists, particularly YouTube channels, for exposing public discontent

CM Revanth campaigned rigorously in Maharashtra but the Congress lost and similarly, the party scored a grand zero in Delhi Assembly elections, the BRS working president said

Sabitha Indra Reddy stated that the BRS legislators who raised the question in the Assembly, were deprived the opportunity to seek clarity from the State government, after the session was adjourned. "The Ministers feared to face us in the Assembly on the issues plaguing education sector and hence, the answers were provided only in writing without giving scope for discussion in the House," she added.

The BRS leaders demanded for immediate release of the arrested ASHA workers, quality treatment for the injured and also action against the police officials responsible.

The Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) on Wednesday came out with all guns blazing on Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy for his remarks on former Chief Minister and BRS president K Chandrashekhar Rao, reminding him that there was no history of Telangana without Chandrashekhar Rao.