
Hyderabad: Siddipet BRS MLA T Harish Rao recalled the nationwide protests by Congress workers in the late 1970s after the Shah Commission reported on Indira Gandhi’s misuse of power during the Emergency. He hinted that the Congress government in Telangana could face similar protests once the PC Ghose Commission submits its report on irregularities in the Kaleshwaram Project.
Acting on the call of MLA T Harish Rao, BRS workers staged protests across Siddipet district on Tuesday, September 2, criticising the Congress government for handing over the Kaleshwaram Project inquiry to the CBI. The protests carried the tagline, “This is not Kaleshwaram? This is Kaleshwaram.”
The main demonstration took place at Ranganayaka Sagar, where former BRS MLC Farooq Hussain led cadres holding a 100-metre-long banner to showcase the reservoir as proof of the project’s success. Protesters also offered prayers to the Godavari River and claimed that thousands of farmers had benefited from the project’s ayacut.

Hussain and his supporters were briefly detained during the agitation.
Similar protests were held in Siddipet town, Nanganoor, Chinnakodur and other mandals in Siddipet district on Tuesday.
Along with Ranganayaka Sagar, protests by BRS cadres were also held in Siddipet town, Nanganoor, Chinnakodur and other mandals on Tuesday.
Demonstrators also burnt Kavitha’s posters and flexis, and defaced her images at BRS party offices in different locations.
BRS cadres could be seen burning the flexis and posters of Kavitha, and tearing down her face from the BRS’ flexis in the party offices at various locations.
Meanwhile, Kavitha’s followers did a tit-for-tat by burning the effigy of Harish Rao outside the office of Telangana Jagruthi in Banjara Hills on Tuesday.


BRS MLC K Kavitha has accused former irrigation minister T Harish Rao, former Rajya Sabha MP J Santosh Kumar and Megha Engineering MD Krishna Reddy of corruption in the Kaleshwaram Project while portraying her father and party chief KCR as a scapegoat.
This article first appeared on Siasat.com
📰 Crime Today News is proudly sponsored by DRYFRUIT & CO – A Brand by eFabby Global LLC
Design & Developed by Yes Mom Hosting