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BRS leaders, along with farmers, staged a strong protest in Choppadandi, Karimnagar district, opposing the newly introduced paddy procurement system by the Telangana government. The protest, led by former MLA and Choppadandi in-charge Sunke Ravishankar, included a dharna and rasta roko at the Ambedkar statue.

BRS leader and former MLA Sunke Ravishankar received a threat call while at Karimnagar Two Town police station to complain about an earlier attack on party activist Nalla Sathish. The incident comes after Sathish posted comments against MLA Medipally Satyam.

BRS leader and former MLA Sunke Ravishankar was placed under house arrest in Karimnagar on Sunday, coinciding with AICC Telangana in-charge Meenakshi Natarajan’s yatra in Choppadandi. He slammed the Congress government for “ridiculously” detaining opposition leaders in the name of Praja Palana.

BRS leader Sunke Ravishankar alleged that Telangana Gurukuls were facing neglect under the Congress government, citing incidents of food poisoning, poor maintenance, and lack of facilities. He urged immediate intervention to prevent students from moving to private schools.

BRS leader and former MLA Sunke Ravishankar criticised the Telangana government for its failure to provide adequate urea to farmers in Karimnagar. During a visit to Kurikyala in Gangadhara Mandal, he observed long queues of farmers struggling to get fertiliser.

Former MLA Sunke Ravishankar warned of protests during Ministers’ visits in Karimnagar, alleging the Congress government ignored farmers’ demand for irrigation water. He urged the government to release water to save withering paddy crops and fill key reservoirs

Choppadandi MLA Sunke Ravishankar warned that they would stage a dharna along with farmers if the state government failed to give water within four days.

BRS leader Sunke Ravishankar accused the Congress-led government of neglecting sanitation in rural Telangana. Participating in a cleanliness drive in Gangadhara mandal, he said development had stalled due to lack of funds and warned of disease outbreaks during the monsoon

Says the Congress government failed to procure the crop immediately, leading to paddy stocked in purchase centres getting soaked

According to police, Prashant suffered an electric shock while trying to switch on an agricultural pump set at around 6 am

Congress leaders joining BRS are being troubled, as the ruling party is resorting to every trick possible to harass them

The agricultural lands in the village have been deprived of irrigation water due to the closure of sluices in the SRSP canal. Therefore, officials should release Yellampalli water by opening the sluices to support the standing crops, he stated.

BRS workers, led by Choppadandi in-charge and former MLA Sunke Ravishankar registered the protest by sitting on the main road. They raised slogans against the State government and Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy.

Stating that farmers were facing troubles due to lack of facilities in paddy procurement centers, he wanted the officials to take initiatives for the convenience of farmers

Based on BRS working president KT Rama Rao’s call for Statewide celebrations, party leaders and activists celebrated the event.

Besides presenting new clothes, BRS leader and former MLA Sunke Ravishankar and his family members had lunch with children at his residence in Burugupalli of Gangadhara mandal on Sunday.

Agitating farmers entered an argument with the police when the latter prevented farmers and forcefully shifted them from the spot.

The farmers were seen placing photocopies of the passbooks and Aadhar cards in the queue in front of the PACS in these villages to get 'jeeluga' and 'janumu' green manure seeds.

He said that the first ever drought erupted in the Yasangi season as the State government had neglected irrigation projects on the pretext of the sinking of three pillars at Medigadda.

Water from Yellampalli reservoir was taken to Nandimedaram pump house through the gravity canal. Later, water was lifted to Gayatri pump house from where it was lifted and dumped into the flood flow canal facilitating the farmers to supply water to standing crops by drawing from the canal.