The ongoing war of words between Minister Ponguleti Srinivasa Reddy and BRS Working President KTR has reached a boiling point, with each side vehemently defending their positions and challenging the other’s integrity.

Former BRS MLA Kandala Upender Reddy has added fuel to the fire with his critical comments on the scheme, raising questions about the transparency and fairness of the tender process. His remarks have further intensified the already charged atmosphere surrounding the scheme.

KTR’s accusations against the Congress government regarding corruption in the Amrit tenders have stirred controversy, while Ponguleti Srinivasa Reddy’s rebuttals and demands for accountability from KTR have set the stage for a high-stakes political showdown.

The involvement of CM Revanth Reddy’s brother-in-law, Srujan Reddy, in the tender process has drawn scrutiny, with KTR alleging illegal ties that have raised serious concerns about the integrity of the scheme. Ponguleti’s challenge to resign if KTR’s allegations are proven true underscores the gravity of the situation and the political stakes involved.

As the political fire around the Amrit scheme continues to burn, the future implications of these allegations and counter-accusations remain uncertain, leaving the fate of key players in the balance and the political landscape in Telangana in a state of turmoil.

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The Sri Lankan electorate responded to Dissanayake’s call for change by electing him as the 10th President of the nation. This election, following a severe financial crisis in 2022, holds particular significance as the country seeks to address issues of corruption and economic instability.

In the official announcement by the Election Commission of Sri Lanka, Dissanayake garnered 42.31% of the total votes cast, while Premadasa followed with 32.76% and Wickramasinghe received only 17% of the votes. Despite Wickramasinghe’s efforts to navigate the country through challenging times, the people’s resounding rejection was evident in the election results.

The National People’s Power (NPP) Party confirmed Dissanayake’s upcoming inauguration as President on Monday, a remarkable achievement for the candidate who previously only received 3% of the votes in the 2019 election. Dissanayake’s unexpected victory underscores a desire for change among the electorate.

Following a two-round vote count process due to no candidate initially reaching the required majority, Dissanayake emerged as the victor, emphasizing that his win represents the collective voice of the people for a new direction in Sri Lanka. Indian High Commissioner in Sri Lanka, Santosh Jha, extended congratulations to Dissanayake and expressed India’s commitment to collaborating under his leadership to bolster bilateral relations.

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Arrested in a liquor policy case and subsequently released on bail, Kejriwal has made headlines with his decision to step down within two days. Speculations are rife about the future course of Delhi’s political landscape as Kejriwal throws down the gauntlet with a promise of a comeback like a “washed pearl.”

While supporters of the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) expressed reluctance to see Kejriwal go, the Chief Minister emphasized the need to clear his name of any wrongdoing before resuming his duties. Accusing the BJP of orchestrating a plot to destabilize his party, Kejriwal remains steadfast in his stance against corruption.

Notable social activist Anna Hazare has weighed in on Kejriwal’s resignation, recalling their shared belief in serving society without delving into politics. Kejriwal’s release from Tihar Jail following a corruption case has set the stage for an upcoming AAP meeting to elect a new Chief Minister, highlighting the party’s internal dynamics.

Kejriwal’s insistence on being certified as honest by the public before reclaiming his seat as Chief Minister, along with his call for concurrent elections in Delhi and Maharashtra, has sparked a legal and political debate nationwide. The Supreme Court’s directive regarding Kejriwal’s signing authority post-bail has added a layer of complexity to the situation.

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