The situation escalated as Minister Konda Surekha addressed Samantha in a tweet, stating that her intention was to question a leader’s disrespect towards women. Samantha, in response, urged not to hurt sentiments and acknowledged Konda Surekha’s recognition of her self-reliance. The minister offered to retract the comments if they offended Samantha or her fans.

Furthermore, the controversy deepened when BJP MP Raghunandan garlanded Minister Konda Surekha, triggering tears as she revealed being trolled on social media, allegedly by the BRS social media team. Calls for an apology from KTR and Harish ensued, with legal notices sent to Minister Konda Surekha for personal abuses and comments involving film actors.

The Akkineni family, particularly Nagarjuna and Amala, strongly criticized Minister Konda Surekha’s remarks, demanding a retraction and respect for personal boundaries. The film industry voiced shock and condemnation, with figures like former minister Roja and actor Nani denouncing the comments as inappropriate and baseless.

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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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Revanth Reddy’s administration fulfilled the Congress party’s election promise by implementing the two lakh farmer loan waiver, disbursing the funds in three installments to farmers’ accounts. Despite these efforts, some farmers faced challenges receiving the waiver due to discrepancies in documentation such as ration cards, Aadhaar cards, and Pattadar passbooks. Additionally, farmers with loans exceeding two lakhs expressed concerns over the lack of waiver, leading to protests.

Addressing these issues, CM Revanth clarified that loans above two lakhs would be subject to the waiver upon repayment. He assured that all eligible farmers would receive the benefit and announced that over 17 thousand 933 crores had been deposited thus far. To address outstanding grievances, farmers were urged to submit their concerns at Collectorates for resolution.

In a separate development, CM Revanth Reddy admonished KTR and Harish Rao for their approach to the loan waiver, accusing them of misleading farmers. Harish Rao’s challenge to the waiver process was met with criticism, with allegations that he failed to fulfill his commitment to resign if the loans were not waived. CM Revanth called for improved coordination and data collection efforts between Harish Rao, KTR, and the Collectorate to streamline the loan waiver process.

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