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Maheshwar Reddy said the Chief Minister had promised to waive farm loans up to Rs. 2 lakh by August 15, whereas he was supposed to implement all the promises made under the six guarantees.

BRS working president KT Rama Rao led the celebrations, hoisting the party flag at Telangana Bhavan, the State headquarters of the party.

Speaking to Congress social media team at a programme in the city, the Chief Minister said there was a prescribed format of the resignation letter to be submitted to the Speaker.

He challenged Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy to a debate at the Martyr's Memorial on the Assembly premises on Friday on the same issue.

Harish Rao said that the people of Telangana would not vote for Congress because the party failed to keep its electoral promises even after four and half months.

The Seva Samithi has been regularly doing the service for the last few years.

The Markfed had initially opened the procurement centres on February 23, aiming to purchase 2,209 metric tonnes, which they have announced as Centre’s pool.

Stating that there was no drinking water scarcity in the BRS regime, Harish Rao said that people were facing troubles for drinking water within four months of the Congress party coming to power in the state.

Chandrashekhar Rao attended the 13th day ceremony of Hanumantha Rao held in a private function hall here on Wednesday and paid floral tributes and consoled the MLA and his family members.

After performing special pujas for the campaign vehicles of Medak Lok Sabha candidate P Venkatrami Reddy at the temple on Wednesday, Harish Rao said Patancheru BRS MLA Gudem Mahipal Reddy had also launched his last three election campaigns from the same temple.

The campaign aims to bolster support and rally the party cadre in the run up to the polling scheduled for May 13.

The Former Minister has demanded the government to release three DAs immediately by obtaining the permission from Election Commission.

Drawing attention to the Assembly election promises, the BRS leader recalled similar instances where the Congress did not implement its promises post victory.

In an open letter, Harish Rao stated that during the BRS regime, the dairy bills were cleared once in every 15 days, but the Congress-led State government kept them pending for the last 45 days.

Addressing party cadre of Gajwel assembly segment as part of a preparatory meeting of the Medak Lok Sabha election at Shamirpet on Saturday, Harish Rao said the State government was paying nothing to TSRTC and Civil Supplies Corporation to meet the expenses from the treasury.

Over seven lakh candidates who had already completed their D.Ed and B.Ed courses would not be able to apply for teachers posts announced with the DSC notification.

Former minister T Harish Rao reminded that during elections, the Congress had pledged to cancel the LRS and regularise the layouts for free.

Participating in a constituency-level cadre meeting at Shadnagar on Tuesday, Harish Rao said Telangana became a reality through the sacrifices of people like Siripuram Yadaiah from Shadnagar.

Regarding the handing over of projects to KRMB, the former Minister said during the 17th Board meeting, the BRS government had clearly opposed handing over the projects.

Stating that the irrigation projects construction during the Congress regime never achieved full ayacut, Harish Rao said Sree Ram Sagar project in 12 years could provide water for just 25,000 acres and it took it 40 years to provide water for 9.5 lakh acres.