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Congress Plans Maha Dharna Demanding Telangana LoP KCR’s Resignation

KTR said Congress should remember the 2006 backlash before again seeking KCR’s resignation and vowed to keep pressing over 420 promises.

  • On Saturday, Bharat Rashtra Samithi working president K.T. Rama Rao warned the ruling Congress government of political backlash during a protest in Karimnagar, countering demands for former Chief Minister K. Chandrashekar Rao to resign from the Assembly.
  • Alleging KCR has drawn a salary for over 1,000 days without attending Assembly sessions, Congress announced plans for a "Maha Dharna" at Indira Park today, demanding he resign from his Gajwel seat.
  • Warning the party to "remember" the 2006 political backlash, KTR criticized the government's failure to fulfill what he described as "420 promises," recalling Congress previously suffered after demanding KCR's resignation.
  • KTR also challenged Congress leader Rahul Gandhi to address reality through his "Chatron ki Ghoonj" program, while dismissing the recent removal of a Minister from the State Cabinet as insufficient to resolve government problems.
  • Senior Congress leaders, including ministers Ponnam Prabhakar and D Sridhar Babu, are spearheading preparations for today's protest, signaling a deepening confrontation between the ruling party and the BRS opposition.
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Former minister and Suryapet MLA Jagadish Reddy lashed out at the Congress government for trying to get KCR to resign after failing to govern the state. He was speaking after the BRS legislature party meeting held at Erravalli Farmhouse on Sunday. He made it clear that KCR will come for the people just as Narasimha Swamy came to take over Hiranyakashipu's Bharat when the time is right.

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The Hindu broke the news in Chennai, India on Saturday, September 5, 2026.
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