Telangana High Court granted conditional permission for the BRS youth gathering at Saroor Nagar Stadium on Saturday, reversing police denial. The event, targeting Congress over unfulfilled promises to youth, will feature KTR as chief guest.
After a year, political foot marches are set to resume in Telugu states. YSRCP chief Jagan announces a state-wide march in Andhra Pradesh, while BRS's KTR plans his first in Telangana, aiming to connect with voters ahead of upcoming elections.
AP government wins KTR's praise for irrigation management, using Pattiseema to pump water and protect farmers amid El Niño. With Krishna river flows low and Polavaram incomplete, the state relies on the 2015 project. KTR, however, criticized Telangana’s irrigation efforts and urged proactive drought measures.
BRS working president KTR challenges CM Revanth Reddy, offering blood if needed, while demanding Kannepalli pump motors be activated for farmers' irrigation. KTR accuses CM of wasting Kaleshwaram project water and urges focus on farmers' needs over political vendetta.
BRS chief KTR accused Telangana CM Revanth Reddy of blood politics, claiming the government is abandoning farmers. BRS held blood donation camps at party HQ, but police blocked activists' attempt to deliver blood to the CM's office, seizing supplies and sparking a confrontation.
Narsapur MLA Sunita Lakshma Reddy accuses Telangana Congress government of ignoring farmers' plight. Demands immediate operation of Kanne Palli pump house for irrigation water. Alleges CM Revanth Reddy's intolerance over opposition requests and criticizes deteriorating law and order.
Former Minister Harish Rao accused CM Revanth Reddy of spreading lies about Godavari having no water, and KTR exposed him with a live video. He criticized the CM’s ignorance over Medigadda gates, warning that water supply failure could plunge Telangana into darkness. Harish Rao touted BRS irrigation achievements over Congress.
Telangana CM Revanth Reddy, also serving as Home Minister, faces criticism over deteriorating law and order, with rising crimes against women and girls. Police are accused of negligence amid surge in murders and assaults. The NCRB report ranks the state first in crimes against women, cybercrime, and human trafficking, sparking public outrage.
KTR postpones his BRS foot march amid political analysis, while KCR’s bus yatra is also delayed. The party aims for a third term in Telangana but waits for the right anti-government sentiment to gain public traction.
Telangana Rakshana Samiti (TRS) chairperson Kavitha demanded immediate distribution of Rs 1,400 crore from BRS party funds to martyrs' families, claiming the money was looted during BRS rule. She vowed to fight for jobless Telangana youth while accusing BRS of fear and troll campaigns.