However, the BRS soon released a hand-written letter from the arrested former MLA addressed to the court in which he said the remand report was cooked up by the police and denied that he had given any such confession.
A day after the attack on district officials including the collector in Vikarabad district of Telangana, police have taken into custody around 55 people while a BRS youth wing leader was on the run for allegedly instigating the “pre-planned attack”.
Criticising the Congress for taking a hypocritical stand over Adani Group BRS working president KT Rama Rao today alleged that the Rs 100 crore worth donation from industrialist Gautam Adani towards setting up a skill university in Telangana, was actually a pay-off ahead of the public hearing for the Ambuja Cement plant coming up at Nalgonda.
Rao posted a photograph of Gautam Adani’s recent meeting with Reddy when he donated Ra 100 crore to Young India Skills University through Adani Foundation. His son Karan Adani was also present on the occasion.
The opposition BRS on Monday slammed the Telangana government after gatherings of more than five people, processions, dharnas, rallies or public meetings were banned ahead of Diwali celebrations, even as the police commissioner clarified it was not a curfew.
He also claimed that the Congress and the BJP were working together in two constituencies Nizamabad and Karimnagar, both held by the BJP.
Putting behind the disappointment of losing the Assembly polls in Telangana, the Opposition BJP and BRS have started preparing for the upcoming Lok Sabha elections in the state.
In the White Paper, the Opposition party claimed that it had created assets worth Rs 50 lakh crore in the ten years of its rule in Telangana.
BRS working president KT Rama Rao had posted the purportedly edited video to poke fun at the new Congress government in Telangana for its failure to implement its poll promises.
In response to the Governor's address in the Assembly, which has stoked controversy, Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) leader K Kavitha said it has become a precedent to keep blaming the democratically elected governments.
