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BRS Leader Demands Action After Four Food Poisoning Outbreaks in Telangana Residential Schools

The BRS leader said lapses in food safety endanger backward, Dalit and tribal students, demanding swift implementation of state-mandated hygiene protocols.

Overview

  • Four separate food poisoning outbreaks at residential schools in Nagalgidda, Pedda Kothapalli, Laxmipur and Bhadrachalam have sickened dozens of students over two days.
  • BRS leader T. Harish Rao publicly accused the Congress-led government of negligence and urged Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy to personally intervene.
  • The Telangana Human Rights Commission is probing a July 14 incident that hospitalized 32 students as officials have yet to announce corrective measures.
  • Harish Rao cited more than 100 student deaths in recent months from food poisoning, snake bites or suicides as proof of systemic failures in residential institutions.
  • Activists and opposition leaders are calling for strict enforcement of December’s standardized diet and hygiene SOPs and consolidation of welfare department oversight.