Harish Rao Demands 15-Day Telangana Assembly Session, Accuses Congress of Stifling Opposition

• BRS MLA Harish Rao demanded the Telangana Assembly winter session run for at least 15 days, accusing the Congress government of undermining democratic processes and stifling opposition voices.
• Rao criticized the Congress for holding short sessions, contrasting it with the BRS government's average of 32 days annually, and alleged microphones are cut during debates to hide failures.
• He raised concerns about the improper allocation of the PAC chairman post and the Assembly being used to criticize the opposition instead of discussing public issues.
• Harish Rao demanded clarity on irrigation, specifically the reduced Palamuru-Rangareddy project allocations, and questioned delays in submitting the DPR.
• He called for discussions on fertilizer shortage, Rythu Bandhu failures, loan waivers, the 'Hillt Policy' scam, job notifications, DA arrears, and issues in Gurukul schools.

Why It Matters: Harish Rao demands longer Telangana Assembly sessions and criticizes Congress for stifling debate.