Congress allows the meeting, bans the march
The BRS says Telangana’s promises remain unpaid. In Miryalaguda, the Congress government allowed a changed venue but rejected the farmers’ rally route, citing traffic and road constraints.

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The BRS says Telangana’s promises remain unpaid. In Miryalaguda, the Congress government allowed a changed venue but rejected the farmers’ rally route, citing traffic and road constraints.
A report says police halted a BRS procession in Hanamkonda and took leaders to Subedari police station. The legal basis, number detained and release status remain unknown.
Multiple reports place the BRS leader at Subedari police station after he attended a TNGOs protest and tried to reach polytechnic students. The police have not publicly explained whether this was an arrest, preventive detention or something less documentable.
Harish Rao was detained in Hanamkonda while heading to protesting polytechnic students. The policy order at the centre of the dispute remains unavailable.
Harish Rao was detained while trying to meet protesting polytechnic students. The police have not publicly disclosed the legal basis, while the order at the centre of the dispute remains unavailable.
Harish Rao was taken into custody at a Hanamkonda employees’ protest; police have not publicly explained the legal basis in the material reviewed.
BRS leader was taken towards Subedari police station during a Hanamkonda protest. Police have not explained the legal basis.
The BRS MLA was detained at a TNGOs protest in Hanamkonda on August 27. Reports cite law-and-order concerns, but the Congress government has not published a detailed explanation.
The BRS leader was detained after attending an employees’ protest in Hanamkonda, as students continue asking for written safeguards on the polytechnic restructuring.
Police took BRS’s T. Harish Rao into custody at the Hanamkonda Collectorate during a TNGO protest and moved him to Subedari PS. The Congress government in Telangana has yet to explain what law that served, beyond the inconvenience of dissent.
A report says police took the BRS deputy leader to Subedari station in Hanamkonda after he backed an employees’ protest. The Congress-run state’s paperwork, charges and police version are nowhere to be found.