"rythu-bharosa"

The BRS under the leadership of MLA Sunitha Lakshma Reddy took out a protest rally in Narsapur following Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy's decision to restrict the Rythu Bharosa benefit to Rs 12,000 per acre against his poll promise of Rs 15,000 per acre

CM A Revanth Reddy had announced that under Rythu Bharosa Rs.12,000 per acre would be extended from January 26. This was against the promise made to extend Rs.15,000 per acre as part of the Congress party’s Warangal Declaration.

The cadres conducted rasta-roko protests in the mandal centers and towns of Adilabad, Nirmal, Mancherial, and Kumram Bheem Asifabad districts. They raised slogans condemning the government for deceiving farmers. They accused the Congress of failing to fulfill its election promises and misleading the farmers.

Predict that the party will lose any election held in the State within the next few months, as the farmers were eager to express their dissatisfaction at the polls

BRS workers led by district president GV Ramakrishna Rao and former MLA Rasamai Balkishan burnt the effigy of Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy for going back on his promise

Says Congress failed to provide crop bonus of Rs 500 per quintal, reduced Rythu Bharosa amount and went back on 6Gs

Addressing the media at Telangana Bhavan here on Sunday, party working president KT Rama Rao charged the Congress party with failing to deliver its election promise to provide Rs.15,000 per acre under the Rythu Bharosa scheme, and instead reducing the amount to only Rs.12,000.

Reacting to the Cabinet's decision on Rythu Bharosa, Rama Rao accused the Congress of neglecting farmers by failing to implement even a single farmer-focused scheme despite numerous appeals. He described the Congress as "synonymous with fraud and deceit," comparing it to an unhelpful relative who burdens the family, and labeled Revanth Reddy a traitor to farmers.

After securing power, the Congress government reduced the Rythu Bharosa scheme to just Rs 6,000 per acre per season, far below the Rs 7,500 per season they promised, says the former Minister

Chief Minister says the financial assistance will be released from January 26; blames the current financial condition of the State for his inability to keep his promise

BRS leader and former Minister says they are intended to mislead farmers, shift focus from pressing issues

BRS working president to hold awareness programmes against Congress conspiracies to scrap scheme

It is resented that the government has lost the emotional touch with the peasant community and hence the retrograde systems were being put in place.

The BRS MLC hits out at the Congress government for adopting anti-farmer policies and imposing restrictions on the implementation of the Rythu Bharosa financial support scheme. She accused the government of betraying farmers with bureaucratic hurdles and demanded that the scheme be extended to all farmers unconditionally

Despite meeting for several times and six months of brainstorming, the sub-committee is facing challenges as there was no unanimity in the issue of dispensing with certain old norms.

He lashed out at the government for asking the farmers to submit a self-declaration for getting Rythu Bharosa

As the State government announced that Rythu Bharosa would be extended to farmers after Sankranti festival, the cabinet is expected to discuss the issue. This apart, it is also likely to discuss the issue of new ration cards and tourism policy

The BRS leader was also expressed his disappointment over recurring suicides in Gurukul residential welare schools. He pointed out a recent incident where a student ended his life in a government residential welfare school, emphasising the need for counselors in schools

Bhatti Vikramarka reiterates government's commitment in fulfilling its pre-election promise of providing input subsidy to farmers

Former Minister V. Srinivas Goud emphasized that local elections should be held only after implementing 42% reservations.