Overview

• On the Assembly’s opening day, BRS leaders staged rolling demonstrations over urea shortages at Gun Park, the Agriculture Commissioner’s office and the Secretariat, leading to detentions and high tension.
• K.T. Rama Rao left a police vehicle and walked to the Secretariat after being detained during protests, as BRS members also raised “We want urea” slogans in Assembly corridors.
• BRS walked out of the Business Advisory Committee after the government signaled a short, two‑day sitting, pressing instead for a 15‑day session to debate fertiliser supply, flood damage and other public issues.
• The Congress government is preparing to place the Justice P.C. Ghose commission report before the House, a probe that cites glaring lapses at Medigadda, Annaram and Sundilla and holds K. Chandrashekhar Rao accountable.
• BRS has rejected the inquiry’s findings, sought Speaker permission to make a detailed presentation, and pursued court challenges, while the Agriculture Minister blamed urea shortages on the Union government as farmers continued to queue for supplies.