In the 9 days that the Assembly met, spanning over 65.3 hours, including for one record 17 hour session till 3.15 am, speeches by 132 members and five bills passed apart from two short discussions, meaningful discussions were rare, with the Government refusing discussions even on topics like the much hyped job calendar.
He said the government was filing false cases against the elected representatives of the BRS in a bid to silence them and threaten them into submission.
He announced that he would be at the temple at 11 am on Wednesday, demanding the Minister to join him and swear before God if he did not take money in the scam.
BRS MLA Padi Kaushik Reddy aid the State exchequer was being rendered poorer by at least Rs.50 lakh a day because of the big loot, which he dubbed the RP tax (Revanth-Ponnam Tax).
Speaking to the media, Kaushik Reddy said an excess quantity of ash was being transported to Khammam from NTPC without way bills with the support of the Transport Minister.
KCR recalled the struggles to mend the damage caused to Telangana in erstwhile Andhra Pradesh and said the BRS government had toiled to bring investments to the newborn State.
By relying on apex court judgements, the counsel further argued that disqualification petition should be decided as early as possible and the same cannot be put on hold for several months.
Due to lack of sufficient irrigation water and quality power supply, farmers in desperation to save their standing crops are hitting the borewell drilling agencies and winding machines repair stalls.
In a video statement released to media on Tuesday, the MLA termed the reports fake and made it clear that he would be with the BRS and former Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao.
