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  • Constituency-level plenary of BRS on 25 April

    Constituency-level plenary of BRS on 25 April

    Warangal: The BRS will organise constituency-level plenary at Palakurthi on April 25, Minister for Panchayat Raj and Rural Development Errabelli Dayakar Rao said. Speaking to party leaders at Thorrur on Wednesday, he told them to mobilise all the cadres for the plenary. He said that the aim of the plenary is to disseminate the welfare and developmental programmes implemented by the BRS Government. He also emphasised the need for retorting the Opposition parties, who resorted to defaming the BRS Government on social media platforms. “It’s high time to hit back at the BJP-led Central Government which was trying to dilute the MGNREGS,” Errabelli said. He also found fault with the Centre, accusing it of meting out step-motherly treatment to Telangana.

    In another programme, the minister said that the onus is on people to protect the TSRTC. Inaugurating super luxury services to Hyderabad from Thorrur on Wednesday, he urged people to continue their patronage to the TSRTC. “The responsibility is also on employees to protect the RTC by supporting the initiatives taken up by the Telangana Government. The RTC ran into losses due to the ineffective policies of the establishment in the undivided Andhra Pradesh. The successive governments then encouraged private travels of the Andhra region; thereby pushing the RTC into a debt trap,” Errabelli said.

    Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao is hell-bent on bringing back the past glory of the RTC, besides addressing all the problems of its employees, Errabelli said. He assured the locals of modernising the Thorrur bus station by constructing new platforms etc. He directed the RTC officials to keep the bus station clean. It may be noted here that the newly launched RTC super luxury buses bound for Hyderabad will start at 4.20 am and 5 am every day from Thorrur. TSRTC regional manager Srilatha, deputy regional manager M Krupakar Reddy and depot manager Parimala were among others present.

  • Corruption has become identity of Telangana government: Nadda

    Corruption has become identity of Telangana government: Nadda

    Hyderabad: BJP national President J.P. Nadda on Friday termed Telangana’s BRS government as Bhrashtachar Rishwat Sarkar and said that it has no right to remain in power.

    “This has become the identity of Telangana government. This BRS party has become Bhrashtachar Rishwat Sarkar,” he said while virtually inaugurating new BJP offices in Telangana and Andhra Pradesh.

    He recalled that when Telangana was formed in 2014, it was a surplus state but today the state finds itself in a debt of Rs 3.29 lakh crore.

    Nadda ridiculed the tall claims made when Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) became Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS), saying it has changed its name but it has not changed its ways.

    The BJP chief referred to the summons of the Enforcement Directorate (ED) to CM KCR’s daughter Kavitha in Delhi liquor scam case. “This is an unfortunate situation. Telangana’s image has become of a corrupt state,” he said

    Stating that mere change of name does not work, Nadda said people of Telangana knew that the TRS and the BRS are same. “People of Telangana are giving a message to you. You need VRS (voluntary retirement scheme),” he said.

  • BRS will present an adjournment motion in Parliament today

    BRS will present an adjournment motion in Parliament today

    BRS MPs moved adjournment motion in the Parliament on Tuesday, demanding the tabling and passing of the Women’s Reservation Bill.

    The BRS floor leader Nama Nageswara Rao gave the adjournment motion in Lok sabha. The MPs in the adjournment motion also request for an all party meeting to discuss the Women’s Reservation Bill.

    MLC Kavitha from BRS party earlier this month sat on a day long protest at Jantar Mantar, demanding the introduction of the Women’s Reservation Bill.

    Bharat Jagruthi led by MLC Kavitha organised round table conference in New Delhi that witnessed participation of over 15 political parties, civil society organisations and student community.

    MLC Kavitha led Bharat Jagruthi would soon be launching a ‘Missed Call Campaign’ to further the demand for Women’s Reservation Bill. Along with the campaign, there will also be round table discussions in colleges and universities across India to discuss the need for tabling and passing of Women’s Reservation Bill.

  • Amit Shah targets Congress, BRS in Karnataka

    Amit Shah targets Congress, BRS in Karnataka

    Bidar (IANS) | Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Sunday blamed the Congress and the BRS for ignoring the sacrifices of the martyrs who freed Hyderabad from the Nizam’s rule. Amit Shah made this statement during the inauguration of the Gorta Martyr Memorial and the statue of the country’s first Home Minister late Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel at Gorta village in Bidar district of Karnataka. Amati Shah also hoisted the 103 feet high national flag on the occasion.

    Addressing the gathering, Amit Shah recalled that hundreds of people from Gorta were killed by the Nizam’s army for hoisting a small flag. Today we have hoisted a huge flag here.

    Amit Shah hit out at the Congress party for ignoring the sacrifices of hundreds of people who laid down their lives for the liberated areas under the Nizam’s rule after the rest of the country got independence.

    Shah accused the Congress, due to vote bank politics, the Congress never paid respect to the martyrs who sacrificed their lives in the Hyderabad liberation struggle.

    Shah did not even spare the ruling BRS party in Telangana. Shah said that the Telangana government has been continuously refraining from celebrating Hyderabad Liberation Day, but the BJP under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been celebrating it in Telangana since last year.

    Promising to build a grand memorial with an outlay of Rs 50 crore if the BJP is voted back to power in Karnataka, Shah said Hyderabad Liberation Day next year would be celebrated at Gorta.

    The event was attended by former Karnataka Chief Minister BS Yeddyurappa and Telangana BJP chief Bandi Sanjay Kumar, among others.

    –IANS

  • Atmiya Sammelan started to improve coordination among BRS cadres

    Atmiya Sammelan started to improve coordination among BRS cadres

    Hyderabad: Adhering to Chief Minister and Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) Party President K Chandrashekhar Rao’s instructions, district units of the BRS are conducting Atmeeya Sammelans to improve the rapport between grass-root level workers and State-level leaders.

    The objective behind these meetings is to create awareness among the 60 lakh party workers on the welfare programmes being implemented by the State government.

    In a way, these meetings also aid infusing new energy in the party cadre. After Peddapally district, which conducted a meeting on Friday, the BRS Rangareddy unit conducted a similar meeting at Bobbiligama village at Shabad mandal on Saturday.

    The party leaders were guiding the workers to counter false claims by the opposition parties claims and ensure BRS chief K Chandrashekhar Rao becomes the Chief Minister for the third time in the State.

    Right from BRS District Coordinators to MLAs, ZPTC and grass-root level workers, party activists turned up in large numbers for the meeting.

    After hoisting the party flag at the venue, BRS Rangareddy incharge MLC L Ramana said the meeting was being organized to learn about different issues and creating awareness about the welfare and development programmes. In each constituency, 10 such meetings would be conducted in the next four months, he said.

    The BRS MLC said the State government was working on to complete the Palamuru Rangareddy Lift Irrigation project at the earliest to ensure provision of sufficient drinking water to households, besides irrigation water to farming community.

    “The Chief Minister is striving hard to get a Kisan Sarkar at the Centre but the BJP is creating hurdles. All the conspiracies of the BJP should be curbed and ensure that the BRS Chief becomes the Chief Minister for the third time,” said L Ramana.

    BRS MLA Yadaiah, Zilla Parishad Chairperson Teegala Anitha Reddy and ZPTC Patnam Avinash Reddy also spoke on the occasion.

    At a similar meeting in Peddapally district on Friday, Scheduled Castes Development, Minority Welfare Minister Koppula Eshwar said opposition was unable to stomach the welfare and development of all sections in the State.

    Telangana’s welfare measures were reaching to the doorsteps of the households in the State. Impressed with Telangana’s programmes, there was growing demand to replicate the welfare and development programmes in other States as well, he said.

    In tune with the district units, the BRS Greater Hyderabad unit was also gearing up for conducting the rapport-building meetings in the city. Beginning with the Greater Hyderabad BRS General body meeting on March 21, rapport building meetings will be conducted till April 20, said BRS leader Dasoju Shravan.