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YS Sharmila Joins Congress: Political Merger Unveiled

Historic Union: YS Sharmila Joins Congress, Merger Announced in Delhi

The Daughter of former Andhra Pradesh chief minister Y S Rajasekhara Reddy, YS Sharmila, the author of the YSR Telangana Party, formally joined the Congress on Thursday in New Delhi. In front of former chairman Rahul Gandhi and Congress party chairman Mallikarjun Kharge, she blazoned this choice.

Sharmila blazoned at the event that her YSR Telangana Party and the Congress would be incorporating, and she said she was ready to accept any responsibility the party gave her.

She praised the Congress and emphasized that it’s the biggest temporal party in the nation, working to serve all communities and unite people from different walks of life. also, Sharmila revealed that her father’s dream was for Rahul Gandhi to become a high minister, and she’s agitated to help realize that thing.

Sharmila also said how happy she was to have contributed to the Congress’s palm in Telangana. She had pledged to support the Congress during the state’s most recent assembly choices in trouble to put an end to the BRS, led by K Chandrasekhar Rao, and what she called its alleged corruption and adanti-people programs.

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KTR Vows Full Support Against Drug Menace

KT Rama Rao(KTR) Vows Full Support to Telangana Government’s Battle Against Drug Menace

Hyderabad: KT Rama Rao(KTR), the working president of Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS), has promised strong support to the State government’s efforts to tackle the problem of drugs in the State.

During a session in the Assembly on Saturday, Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy requested assistance from all political parties in combating drug use and circulation in Telangana. In response, Rama Rao assured the State government of full support in dealing with the drug menace.

The assurance, however, came after a heated exchange of words. While the Chief Minister reiterated his government’s determination to control the drug problem, Rama Rao pointed out that the BRS government had previously set up the Telangana State Anti-Narcotics Bureau, with CV Anand serving as its head.

Acknowledging that there may be differences of opinion between the ruling and opposition parties on various issues, the Chief Minister urged all political parties to support the government’s anti-drug efforts as a social responsibility.

In response, Rama Rao committed to providing 100% support. When the Chief Minister highlighted the drug abuse issues in Punjab, Rama Rao reminded him that the Congress was in power in Punjab before the AAP government, and even mentioned the Bollywood movie “Udta Punjab,” which depicted the drug menace in the state.

Rama Rao also made remarks about the Chief Minister’s appointment under the Payment Quota and obtaining the PCC president post under the same quota, attributing these comments to Roads and Buildings Minister Komatireddy Venkat Reddy.

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BRS Supporter Scales Himalayan Peak to unfurl Flex Poster of Johnson Naik

A devoted supporter of the BRS (Bharatiya Rashtriya Samithi) nominee from Khanapur, Bhukya Johnson Naik, made a striking statement high in the Himalayas. Suddala Mahipal, hailing from Surjapur village in Khanapur mandal, undertook a challenging expedition to the 12,500 feet Kedarkantha peak in Uttarakhand. Braving the harsh weather conditions, he unfurled a large flex poster of Johnson Naik, expressing his wholehearted support for Naik and the BRS.

Mahipal’s journey up the towering Himalayan mountain was fueled by his desire for Naik’s success and the widespread implementation of BRS initiatives throughout the country. He believed that the nominee stood a good chance of winning in the Khanapur constituency, thanks to the innovative policies and promises outlined in the party’s manifesto. His symbolic gesture on the mountain peak echoed his unwavering faith in Naik’s vision for the region.