Revanth Reddy gets relief as tribunal scraps Rs 50 lakh cash-for-voting case Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy and three others have secured relief from the Appellate Tribunal under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) after it set aside the confirmation of the Enforcement Directorate's Rs 50 lakh attachment in the 2015 cash-for-vote case. Read in detail: #RevanthReddy# #Telangana# | @Journo_Abdul

#WATCH# | Hyderabad, Telangana: On CM Revanth Reddy's statement, BJP MP Eatala Rajendar says, "I want to ask them just one thing: the sacrifices made in Telangana surpassed those made during the broader struggle for India's liberation—whether by Subhash Chandra Bose, Bhagat Singh, or Gandhiji... A thousand people perished in a single location... Even after independence in 1947, when our flag was hoisted, the Nizam's forces killed twenty-two people from Telangana. A hundred people were killed in that single village. That is the history of the Nizam..."

#WATCH# | Hyderabad: Telangana BJP ST Morcha staged a protest at the Telangana BJP State headquarters in Nampally, Hyderabad, demanding that the Telangana Government release pending subsidies for tribals as promised in its Assembly elections manifesto. The protesters raised slogans against Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy. (Video Source: Telangana BJP Official)

#WATCH# | Hyderabad | On US President Donald Trump's post, BJP State President Ramchander Rao says, "The Congress party, led by figures like Rahul Gandhi, has been claiming that India has surrendered to the US and President Donald Trump. However, their own Chief Minister, Revanth Reddy, has named a lane after Donald Trump, which is a hypocritical attitude. On one hand, they blame the country for surrendering to Trump or the US, while on the other, they name a street in Telangana, where they are in power, after Trump... BJP government at the centre has been renaming roads to decolonise the country, such as changing Aurangzeb Road to Abdul Kalam Road and Tughlaq Road to Vivekananda Road. The BJP supports decolonisation, whereas the Congress seems to favour colonialisation..."