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MLA T Harish Rao outlined numerous flaws in the current guidelines and demanded immediate changes to support farmers effectively. He said the loan waiver norms must be simplified and inclusive, in order to waive loans availed by every farmer.

Speaking on the occasion, BRS working president KT Rama Rao said the Congress government has been systematically infringing on the rights of opposition MLAs and deliberately undermining the protocol.

Harish Rao demanded the State government to immediately stop such atrocities against the students and unemployed youth

In an open letter addressed to CM, A Revanth Reddy, Siddipet MLA T Harish Rao recalled that the Parishad was established by the former Chief Minister, K Chandrashekhar Rao to uplift poor brahmins in the State.

BRS working president KT Rama Rao expressed outrage over the incident, stating that freedom of the press is essential in a democracy.

Taking to X on Thursday, Harish Rao observed that farmers' suicides and attempted suicides have become common in the State over the past a few months.

Citing instances of power supply being cut to schools as the government was not releasing funds, Rao said the entire process of administration was disrupted since the Congress came to power.

Lashes out at Congress-led State government over severe neglect of village administration, sanitation

T. Harish Rao recalls the services extended by Srinivas to the State

Recalling the invaluable services extended by Saichand, KT Rama Rao, paid tributes to him on behalf of BRS president K Chandrashekhar Rao and the entire party.

He pointed out that the BRS outperformed the BJP in numerous Assembly constituencies, but the Congress had failed to do the same in the Chief Minister's own constituency in Kodangal.

He accused the ruling Congress government in the State of following the same path to attract the Opposition party MLAs into Congress.

Harish Rao pointed to the brutal killing of G Sanjeev in Utkuru mandal of Narayanapet district, and the public stabbing of Sameer in Hyderabad's Balapur as alarming examples of increasing violence.

Harish Rao pointed out that 1.6 lakh students from poor and weaker sections were enrolled in 422 junior colleges across the State.

He was responding to former Minister T Harish Rao’s remarks that Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy should learn from Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu in increasing pensions.

Citing the poll promises made by the Congress, Rao asked the State government to provide free power supply besides appointing sanitation staff at all schools.

The two leaders had sat down to sort out an issue amid the elders when the Congress leader emptied a five-litre petrol can on Nagaraju.

Harish Rao pointed out that the previous BRS government made swift progress in establishing TIMS hospitals to meet the needs of the growing population

Harish Rao stated that within the six months of coming to power Congress party has lost its faith as the Congress government failed to deliver its election promises.

The rice mill owner had also sought to remove 50 bags from every load of paddy as wastage. Each load had contains 650 bags on an average.