Harish Rao

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Harish Rao accused the Congress government of negligence in addressing Telangana's water rights. He claimed the government filed a defective lawsuit to support Andhra Pradesh's Godavari–Banakacherla project.

Harish Rao stated that Kannepalli pumps can be operated with current water levels.

Congress leader Jagga Reddy urged BRS to convince the National Dam Safety Authority (NDSA) regarding the operation of Kaleshwaram, asking them to avoid 'water politics'. The request focuses on resolving issues related to the Kaleshwaram project through dialogue with the NDSA.

Harish Rao reiterates the Bharat Rashtra Samithi's (BRS) stance on borrowings and calls for a debate in the Assembly. The statement highlights the party's position on financial matters and seeks legislative discussion.

Telangana’s outstanding debt increased from ₹90,161 crore to ₹8.21 lakh crore during the BRS's 10-year tenure. Bhatti Vikramarka, the Deputy Chief Minister, criticized KTR and Harish Rao for their campaign against the Telangana Government.

Harish Rao accuses the State government of mortgaging Telangana’s Tungabhadra rights. The accusation highlights concerns over the state's handling of the Tungabhadra water rights.

Harish Rao is calling for a CBI or Central Vigilance investigation into alleged scams at SCCL. The demand is for an inquiry into the alleged scams within the company.

Harish Rao urges party leaders, workers, and BLAs to remain vigilant about the SIR process, warning of attempts by the ruling party to delete votes of BRS supporters.

Harish Rao demands the Chief Minister to disclose those responsible for rejecting Meenakshi Natarajan’s nomination. He accuses the education department of a scam, citing it as the cause for delays in reopening schools.

BRS criticizes the proposal to link Godavari and Cauvery rivers while bypassing Telangana. Harish Rao condemns CM Revanth Reddy's reported offer to trade Telangana's approval for the project in exchange for Andhra Pradesh's support for PRLIS, arguing it would permanently forfeit Telangana's rights in the Godavari.