BRS meets before session; GO 97 waits outside
KCR is scheduled to chair a joint meeting of BRS MLAs and MLCs on September 6, a day before the Telangana Legislature meets. The party has not published an agenda; its GO 97 deadline is separately documented.
The BRS meeting is scheduled for September 6, ahead of the Legislature’s reported September 7 opening.
K. Chandrashekhar Rao is scheduled to chair a joint meeting of BRS MLAs and MLCs at his Erravelli residence at 2 pm on September 6, a day before the Telangana Assembly and Council begin sitting. Lunch is listed for 1 pm. Parliamentary preparation, with catering included.
Reports say the meeting is expected to shape the BRS strategy for the session and identify public issues to raise. The party has not published a formal agenda, so irrigation, agriculture, government schemes and other reported possibilities remain just that—possibilities.
GO 97 may become one flashpoint. BRS deputy floor leader Talasani Srinivas Yadav has demanded that the Congress government withdraw the order by September 7, citing objections from polytechnic students, and warned of intensified agitation and legislative pressure. Those claims about the order’s effects have not been independently established because the government order itself was not available in the material reviewed.
The Telangana Legislature’s official portal lists a September 2026 session, while reports citing a legislative circular put the opening at 10 am on September 7. The Congress government has not publicly answered the withdrawal demand in the available record. Its silence has arrived before the session has.