KCR advises party MLAs to demand for extension of assembly sessions and

Former Chief Minister and BRS chief K Chandrasekhar Rao who held legislative party mee advised party members to insist during the Business Advisory Committee (BAC) meeting that the Assembly sessions should last between 15 and 20 days. He criticised the current Congress government, describing it as a complete failure, and expressed confidence that the BRS would secure a full majority in the next elections.

He stated that the public is angry with the Congress's broken promises and has realised the true nature of the political parties involved. KCR also indicated readiness for a battle over river water sharing if necessary.

The BRS leader announced plans to tour the state, including a padayatra to highlight Congress's failures and issues related to irrigation water. He mentioned that a decision has yet to be made whether he or KTR will lead the march. KCR directed party leaders to expose the Revanth Reddy government in the Assembly, focusing on public issues.

He announced plans to padayatra with one lakh people concerning the Palamuru and Kaleshwaram lift irrigation schemes, stating he would lead the protest if needed. KCR also instructed leaders to connect with local communities to address issues at the constituency level.

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