'Blood on crops', ‘psycho’: BRS vs Revanth Reddy war of words over Kaleshwaram project in Telangana
BRS demanded an unconditional apology from Telangana CM Revanth Reddy over his 'blood on crops' and 'belt treatment' remarks amid the Kaleshwaram row.
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New voters have to also submit parents' SIR details for inclusion in electoral rolls
The functionary underlined that the declaration was added through instructions and Form 6 has not been amended