Hyderabad: Actor Allu Sirish, residing in Shaikpet, urged the city police to act against loud music at a Hanuman temple in Vinobha Nagar, disturbing residents till 2-3 am beyond permitted levels. Despite complaints and a request to tolerate noise till Ganesh Nimajjanam festivities ended on September 25, the loud music continued, affecting elderly, children, and professionals. Sirish posted evidence and tagged police, who responded by forwarding the issue for action. Sirish is known for Telugu, Tamil, and Malayalam films since 2013. #AlluSirish# #Hyderabad# #HyderabadPolice# #NoisePollution# #TeluguCinema# #Tollywood#

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#WATCH# | Hyderabad: Telangana Minister Vivek Venkatswamy says, "This is part of the BJP's propaganda that whenever something positive is done by Sonia Gandhi or the Congress Party, the BJP has made it a habit to criticise it. This book is about her life story, and people should know about her journey, how her life began with Rajiv Gandhi, and how she contributed during UPA-I and UPA-II to taking the country forward. Instead of criticising her, people should appreciate her contributions. The BJP should learn that whenever someone does something good, it should be appreciated rather than criticised."

#WATCH# | Hyderabad | On Rahul Gandhi's reaction to PM Modi's address in Bastar, BJP State President Ramchander Rao says, "... It is Rahul Gandhi and the Congress party who have repeatedly failed to respect the military, armed forces and paramilitary forces of this country. They did not condemn the killing of CRPF personnel in the Bastar region. In contrast, PM Narendra Modi celebrated Diwali with CRPF personnel, paramilitary forces and armed forces personnel in Bastar. Rahul Gandhi has not had the courage to condemn these attacks or express sympathy for the victims. He has not condemned Naxalite violence in Bastar, the killing of our jawans in Pulwama or acts of terrorism... Rahul Gandhi should come to Parliament and participate in a debate. I would advise him not to run away to Vietnam, Russia or America..."

#WATCH# | Hyderabad, Telangana: On the rise in eye injuries due to firecrackers, AIMIM MLA Majid Hussain says, “...A total of 32 cases have been reported at Sarojini Devi Eye Hospital so far, of which six patients have been admitted. Two patients are in a very critical condition, and doctors have told me that one patient's eyesight could not be restored... Compared to last year, the number of cases has increased this year... I request everyone to have a prosperous Deepavali and enjoy the festival, but please celebrate safely and under the supervision of elders... Nearly half of the cases involve people who were simply walking on the road... I urge everyone to remain under adult supervision and celebrate Diwali with joy, happiness and safety...”

#WATCH# | Hyderabad, Telangana: On Union Home Minister Amit Shah's challenge to Rahul Gandhi, State Minister Ponnam Prabhakar says, "If your government wants to take the right decisions in Parliament, Rahul Gandhi is also ready to participate in the proceedings. He will not back down. As the Leader of the Opposition, he will certainly come forward and speak, not because you ask him to, but in the discharge of his responsibility. You can convene the Lok Sabha; that is in your hands. As far as infiltrators are concerned, we have always opposed infiltration. You have been the Home Minister for the last 10–12 years. The issue of infiltration reflects your government's failure. We are not in power; we are in the Opposition. Therefore, do not ask us to take responsibility for something that falls under your government's jurisdiction..."

#WATCH# | Hyderabad, Telangana: On Union Home Minister Amit Shah's challenge to Rahul Gandhi, BJP MP Konda Vishweshwar Reddy says, "Let's have a special session of Parliament and debate. Instead, he (Rahul Gandhi) scoots away. He wants to debate on the streets. Our party is ready for a special session of Parliament for any such debate, especially on SIR. But I think he is going to America. I don't know whether he is travelling to New York, Chicago, or somewhere else. We are ready for a debate."

#WATCH# | Hyderabad | Telangana State Government Advisor and senior Congress leader V. Hanumantha Rao says, "Leaders like Kiren Rijiju and other BJP leaders are making unnecessary allegations against Rahul Gandhi, calling him a tourist who travels abroad and returns to India. But they have forgotten that no other leader in this country has undertaken a 4,500-kilometre Bharat Jodo Yatra, a marathon foot march from Kanyakumari to Kashmir. They should understand this...Indira Gandhi sacrificed her life for the country. Rajiv Gandhi also sacrificed his life for the country...Making statements alone is not going to benefit anyone. Let them also undertake such a march..."