




Earlier, BRS chief and former Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao had requested that the Special Investigation Team (SIT) reschedule his questioning in the phone-tapping case, citing a busy schedule with municipal elections.
The GHMC's actions were reportedly in line with special orders from the Congress government, leading to protests from BRS ranks, Telangana Today reported.
The Delhi High Court fixes May 24 for detailed hearing in the matter. Earlier, a Delhi court declined bail to Kavitha noting that the stage was not right to grant the relief.
A graphical snapshot of the economy of Telangana as it gears up for its third assembly election shows the ruling BRS battling anti-incumbency amid high inflation and unemployment. However, the state has done well comparatively when it comes to reining in its fiscal deficit, attracting foreign investments and improving its digital penetration