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CM admits: BRS owns the timeline

Two separate reports quote Telangana CM A. Revanth Reddy telling his own ranks that BRS “is using social media well” and warning Congress to counter it — a tidy confession that the opposition is outworking the ruling party online.

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A Hyderabad political communications office shows a smooth BRS message conveyor nearing an online finish line while a tangled Congress social-media machine is being assembled nearby.

The chief minister has set the online counter-brief; the machinery is still catching up.

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Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy told ministers and legislators that “BRS is using social media well” and instructed Congress leaders to push back online, according to reports published on August 25. The same accounts quote him warning that if Congress does not check BRS online, it will spell trouble for his party.

That is not Tollywood spin; it is the CM’s own political assessment as reported. The meetings were described as strategy huddles on how to respond in a “Gen Z era”, with directions to Congress’s social-media teams to counter BRS. No official transcript or video has been released so far.

Credit where it is due: BRS built its digital muscle in public, and the Congress government in Telangana is now publicly trying to catch it. The BJP, usually first to claim a monopoly on online warfare, will enjoy this one until it remembers it lost Telangana. The CM has effectively set the brief; execution is the part his party still owes.

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