Archive · 12 Oct 2026
BRS Protests After Indiramma Sari Draped on Telangana Thalli Statue
People in Nalgonda found an Indiramma sari placed on a statue called Telangana Thalli.
The statue is near NG College.
The sari had been given to women by the state government.
The people who put it there were not identified.
BRS leaders took the sari off and washed the statue with milk.
They then held a protest and asked police to find those responsible.
A BRS leader said the act hurt Telangana people's feelings.
The party warned it could hold protests across the state if police did not act.
An Indiramma sari was found draped over a Telangana Thalli statue near NG College in Nalgonda on Sunday morning.
The incident was suspected to have occurred on Saturday night, and those responsible were unidentified.
BRS leaders removed the sari and washed the statue with milk.
BRS members protested, demanding that police identify and take action against those involved.
BRS leaders called the act an insult to Telangana sentiment and warned of statewide agitation if police did not act.
- Who
- BRS leaders and members, including former Nalgonda MLA Kancherla Bhupal Reddy and town president Bhongiri Devender, protested; the people who draped the sari were unidentified.
- What
- An Indiramma sari was found draped on a Telangana Thalli statue; BRS members removed it, washed the statue with milk, and demanded police action.
- When
- The sari was noticed on Sunday morning and was suspected to have been placed there on Saturday night.
- Where
- The Telangana Thalli statue near NG College junction in Nalgonda.
- Why
- BRS leaders said the act insulted Telangana sentiment and demanded that police identify and take action against those responsible.
BRS leaders’ position
Other side’s position
Meaning of the act
BRS leaders’ position
BRS leaders said placing the sari on the statue insulted the sentiment of Telangana people and was unacceptable.
Other side’s position
The people responsible were unidentified, and the articles provide no response or explanation from them.
Police response
BRS leaders’ position
BRS leaders demanded that police identify those involved and file cases, warning of statewide agitation if they did not act.
Other side’s position
The articles do not report a police response or the view of any other party.
- Location
- NG College junction, Nalgonda
- Discovery
- Sunday morning
- Suspected timing
- Saturday night
- Item involved
- An Indiramma sari distributed to women by the state government
- Response
- BRS members removed the sari and cleaned the statue with milk
- Demand
- Identify those responsible and file cases
- Warning
- BRS said it would launch a statewide agitation if police did not act