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

He criticised the Congress party's history of unfulfilled promises, particularly its failure to implement its six guarantees by December 9.

In a statement released to the media he alleged that the anti-naxal operation carried out by Telangana’s Greyhounds and Bijapur police was a result of information given by a ‘traitor’.

A departmental inquiry was ordered against him to probe the allegations of supporting land grabbers. He alleged Raveendra intentionally delayed the inquiry to block his promotion.

CM directed the officials of the Fire department to expedite the rescue operations and bring the fire under control.

BJP Rajya Sabha Member K Laxman has accused both the Congress and the BRS of orchestrating drama surrounding the issue of phone tapping.

Rama Rao warned to initiate legal action against the Ministers including the Chief Minister for making baseless allegations against him on the issue.

He denied mismanagement of water resources, stating that poor rainfall led to scarcity of water in irrigation projects and declining groundwater levels

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.

Disclosing this at a meeting of BJP Kisan Morcha on Monday, BJP State President G Kishan Reddy accused Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy of deceiving farmers by not fulfilling the promises made to them during the assembly election campaign.

In the wake of the increasing power demand, the Chief Minister wanted officials of the energy department to make arrangements to meet the required demand during the season.

These two parties are working in tandem to damage my image by defeating the Mahabubnagar candidate C Vamshichand Reddy and Nagarkurnool candidate Mallu Ravi, the Chief Minister said at Gandhi Bhavan here on Friday.

Bandi Sanjay Kumar, the BJP national general secretary and Karimnagar MP, has called upon Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy to promptly settle outstanding bills amounting to Rs. 270 crore related to Bathukamma sarees.

The MP along with his daughter and Mayor Gadwal Vijayalaxmi are joining the Congress party on Saturday.

Instead of waiving loans, the government through bankers was mounting pressure on farmers by issuing legal notices to clear farm loans.

Officials have been instructed to pay same prices for patta and assigned lands under land acquisition. If development was not supported, then Kodangal region would lag behind, he said.

He was accompanied by Deputy Chief Minister Mallu Bhatti Vikramarka, Minister and Congress Central Election Committee member N Uttam Kumar Reddy, and AICC Telangana in-charge Deepa Das Munshi.

The Chief Minister alleged that the Prime Minister had failed in completing the Pranahita Chevella irrigation project. He sanctioned a bullet train to Gujarat but had not approved a MMTS train to Vikarabad.

BRS working president KT Rama Rao termed Revanth Reddy as the first Congress leader to defect to the BJP, for which he had already started preparations.

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.