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Flying Squad Team of Election Commission (EC) seized 74 sarees and Rs 2 lakh unaccounted cash allegedly linked to BRS minister Malla Reddy

The assembly election in Telangana is a three-wheeled contest between the ruling BJP, BRS, and Congress. With the upcoming assembly elections in Telangana just a week away, all political parties are making exhaustive efforts and leaving no stone unturned to secure victory.

The BJP leader says K Chandrashekar Rao is standing on slippery ground in his home state.

Telanganas ruling party, BRS, led by T Harish Rao, aims for a third term, citing heightened public expectations from their proven ten-year governance. Rao asserts people prefer continued development over a fresh start. He highlights successful schemes, contrasting Congress failures elsewhere. Acknowledging rising expectations, he counters anti-incumbency claims, citing ongoing initiatives amidst pandemic challenges. Rao discusses debt management, infrastructure improvements, dismissing oppositio...

India News: Telangana BJP chief G Kishan Reddy has claimed that there is a silent revolution against the ruling BRS party in the state, with people gaining confid

India News: Congress General Secretary Priyanka Gandhi called upon the Telangana to watch the Natu Natu dance of the BRS-BJP-AIMM but also said to not give the vo

Union Minister Kishan Reddy accused the Congress of imposing a election tax in Karnataka to fund campaigns in Telangana, Chhattisgarh & Rajasthan. He alleged corruption, vowing an investigation if BJP wins. Promising change, BJP targeted Telanganas ruling party, emphasizing Modis governance success and the benefits of a BJP-led state and central government. Reddy pledged job creation, improved education, healthcare, and infrastructure. With Telanganas election nearing on November 30, BJP pro...

Telanganas BJP chief G Kishan Reddy has asserted a "silent revolution" is brewing against the ruling BRS party, expressing confidence in the BJPs victory in the upcoming Assembly polls. Reddy also claimed that people are rejecting BRS campaign vehicles voluntarily, citing dissatisfaction with the governments performance. Allegations included the imposition of a "Telangana election tax" by the Congress government in Karnataka.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah has accused Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar of being "number one in corruption" in the country. He stated that the BJP would investigate the BRS governments corrupt deals and put those involved behind bars. The BJPs manifesto outlines a commission of enquiry to investigate various development projects, including Kaleshwaram and Dharani.

Alleging that Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar is "number one in corruption" in the country, Union Home Minister Amit Shah on Monday said.