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Several BRS leaders were detained by police while heading to Narsampet to attend the funeral of an RTC driver. The action triggered protests, with party leaders accusing the government of preventing them from expressing solidarity with the bereaved family

Former MP B Vinod Kumar criticised Union Minister CR Patil for remarks on the Kaleshwaram project, calling them misleading, and sought clarification in Parliament while raising concerns over amendments to the Reorganisation Act and Telangana’s pending demands.

Former MP B Vinod Kumar has urged Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy to ban Paraquat Dichloride, citing rising deaths among farmers. He said many countries have already banned the pesticide and called for urgent preventive action

Senior BRS leader B Vinod Kumar inaugurated the relocated Vaaradhi study circle at Prathima multiplex in Karimnagar. Started in 2018 under Prathima Foundation, the centre has helped around 300 unemployed youth secure jobs through competitive exam preparation.

Former MP B. Vinod Kumar accused the Congress of using former cricketer Mohammed Azharuddin’s proposed Cabinet berth to woo minority voters in the Jubilee Hills by-election. He said Congress ignored minorities for two years and stalled key BRS welfare schemes across Telangana.

A central team visited Medak district on Wednesday to assess crop loss and infrastructure damage caused by recent heavy rains. The officials, accompanied by Collector Rahul Raj, inspected affected villages, interacted with farmers and reviewed the extent of damage.

Former MP B Vinod Kumar criticised CM Revanth Reddy for not opposing Karnataka’s move to raise the Almatti dam height despite a Supreme Court stay. He demanded immediate legal action, warning of severe losses to Telangana. BRS leader Soma Bharat Kumar defended KCR’s efforts and accused Congress of betraying Telangana’s water rights.

How is it justified to cause hardship to lakhs of farmers by avoiding the lifting of water from Kannepalli pump house? Vinod Kumar posed a question to the Congress government.

BRS leaders urged the State Election Commission to delist symbols resembling the party’s Car symbol, citing voter confusion in the 2023 elections. They claimed over 72,000 votes were lost to lookalike symbols and sought corrective action before local polls

In a letter to the Commissioner chairman Akunuri Murali, Vinod Kumar stated that the previous BRS government pursued the assurances by the Centre to establish a Sainik School in Telangana

Recalls that KCR, along with BRS MPs, discussed the issue of RRR with Union Minister for Surface Transport Nitin Gadkari in Delhi on many occasions and obtained permissions

At a press meet at Telangana Bhavan, Vinod Kumar dismissed the false claims made by the Chief Minister and his Cabinet colleagues regarding the previous BRS government's loans at high interest rates. He emphasized that Telangana, under the BRS regime, secured loans at the lowest interest rates among Southern States, contributing to a GSDP of Rs 16 lakh crore ($200 billion).

As part of the state-wide agitation, the BRS leaders including party MLAs, former MLAs, other public representatives, district presidents and workers participated in dharnas staged in constituency headquarters

Telangana’s High Court judges Vinod Kumar, Sujana and Laxman laid foundation stones to a junior civil court building.

He recalled that he had pursued vigorously almost for one full year with the Ministry of Home for the Central government's approval before the new emblem of Telangana was unveiled after it attained statehood.

Stating that the Ayodhya Temple was built by the Trust, not by the BJP, he said he had also contributed Rs.2 lakh to the Trust.

The government was not sincere in the implementation of its promises. Stating that the public’s opinion has changed about the State government within 150 days, he opined that the Congress party wouldn’t continue in power for five years.

inod Kumar said the Centre, which began a new drama in the name of interlinking rivers, was conspiring to shift Godavari water to Tamil Nadu.

If the BJP MP was committed, why had he not sanctioned a temple, Navodaya school and a skill development center for Karimnagar? He questioned.

Announcing this to media persons here on Tuesday, TRSMA chief advisor Yadagiri Shekhar Rao said new light would come in their lives only with the victory of Vinod Kumar, who knew the problems of public as well as private teachers.