BJP chief’s Nalgonda visit ends at police station
N. Ramchander Rao was placed under house arrest before travelling to meet BJP district president Nagam Varshit Reddy; the party has sought a DGP probe into alleged attacks.

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N. Ramchander Rao was placed under house arrest before travelling to meet BJP district president Nagam Varshit Reddy; the party has sought a DGP probe into alleged attacks.
At a Munugode YSR anniversary event, the Congress MLA entertained “CM” slogans and said even Brahma could not stop him if the time came.
The BRS has released a chargesheet against the Congress government, while the government offers its own report card. The promises remain stuck between both documents.
N. Ramchander Rao was prevented from travelling to Nalgonda, where he planned to visit the BJP district president. The alleged attack that prompted the visit remains unverified by police records.
Revanth Reddy has called six days of protests demanding KCR’s resignation as Leader of Opposition. The numbers behind the attack remain claims, not accounts.
Police cited congestion and law-and-order concerns in refusing permission for the BRS farmers’ rally planned for September 3. The party says it will proceed; that remains unconfirmed.
Konda Surekha remains a Telangana minister as the Congress disciplinary process over her daughter’s remarks continues. Delhi may discuss it. Delhi has not decided it.
Revanth Reddy wants KCR out as Leader of the Opposition before the Telangana Assembly session. The accounting claims remain his claims, not audited records.
Harish Rao alleges Andhra Pradesh is diverting Krishna water through Veligonda. Official records confirm the project’s design and list it as unapproved and non-operational, but do not independently establish a current diversion.
The Telangana chief minister demanded KCR’s resignation and announced Congress protests, but the figures behind his attack remain unverified.
The BRS and BJP are preparing separate programmes against Telangana’s Congress government. The milestone date itself is still being counted differently, because apparently even the calendar needs a committee.
The Telangana government has acknowledged errors in the prohibited-properties list. The BRS wants a judicial inquiry and the BJP has announced protests; the larger numbers being circulated remain unverified.
BRS MLA G. Jagadish Reddy has accused the Congress government in Telangana of failing to challenge alleged Andhra Pradesh withdrawals through Pothireddypadu. The public record reviewed so far proves the infrastructure and the political quarrel, not the alleged August 31 diversion.
The party ordered Telangana MLC Mirza Rahmath Baig to quit, but the Council chair reportedly has no resignation letter. The video controversy remains unverified.
The party demanded his resignation. Baig says he will not quit, leaving the Legislative Council with a political standoff and several unanswered questions.
The Telangana BJP has announced Indira Park protests over Section 22-A land restrictions and student fee reimbursement. Only the first is independently corroborated.
BRS leader T. Harish Rao has asked Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy to stop an alleged transfer involving Telangana Oilfed land. The transaction itself is not independently established in the records reviewed.
Telangana’s SIR process has left 32,36,659 electors unlinked to the 2002 rolls. Voters report being notified despite submitting details, while the alleged software failure remains undocumented by election authorities.
The party’s September campaign will test Congress promises in public, one pending guarantee at a time.
Telangana Legislative Council Chairman Gutha Sukhender Reddy has called for Cabinet changes and the scrapping of Section 22-A. The government has confirmed neither.