Archive · 30 Aug 2026
BRS Announces Statewide Campaign Targeting Congress Government Failures
The BRS says it will start a campaign on September 2.
The campaign will last one week.
It will accuse the Congress government of not keeping promises and of alleged corruption.
Errabelli Dayakar Rao asked party workers to hold events in villages and towns.
The BRS plans to explain money it says is owed to different groups.
These groups include farmers, workers, women, students and senior citizens.
Rao also said delayed fee reimbursements were causing problems for colleges and students.
He asked workers to use social media, especially to reach young voters.
The BRS will launch a week-long campaign from September 2 targeting the Congress government’s alleged failures.
Former minister Errabelli Dayakar Rao urged workers to organise programmes across villages, wards and mandal centres.
The campaign will highlight unfulfilled promises, alleged corruption and the government’s performance during its 1,000-day tenure.
Rao alleged that the Congress had not fulfilled its six Assembly election guarantees and proposed distributing “due cards.”
He also criticised pending fee-reimbursement payments and called for separate outreach programmes and extensive social-media use.
- Who
- The Bharat Rashtra Samithi and former minister Errabelli Dayakar Rao.
- What
- The BRS plans a week-long campaign alleging Congress government failures, unfulfilled promises and corruption.
- When
- The campaign is scheduled to begin on September 2; Rao made the call on Saturday.
- Where
- The campaign will be conducted across the State, while Rao spoke at a BRS meeting at Tirumala Gardens in Devaruppula mandal, Hanumakonda.
- Why
- The BRS says it wants to highlight the government’s performance, alleged unmet election guarantees, pending financial benefits and fee-reimbursement problems.
- Campaign duration
- One week
- Start date
- September 2
- Organising party
- Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS)
- Target of criticism
- The Congress government
- Government tenure cited
- 1,000 days
- Promises cited
- The six guarantees announced during the Assembly elections
- Additional issue
- Pending fee-reimbursement payments affecting colleges and students