Officials issued a notice to MLA and Government Whip Yennam Srinivas Reddy. They asked him to appear before the investigation team on June 1.

The Phone Tapping Case gained attention after several politicians alleged illegal phone surveillance during the previous BRS government. Yennam Srinivas Reddy was among the first leaders to file a complaint with the Director General of Police.

His complaint encouraged other MLAs, MPs, and public representatives to come forward with similar allegations. This development helped investigators widen the scope of the inquiry.

The investigation team now plans to record statements from all complainants. Officials aim to gather evidence and verify the allegations. Yennam Srinivas Reddy is expected to share details related to his complaint during questioning.

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SIT officials asked Sriram Reddy to attend questioning at the old Police Commissioner’s office in Basheerbagh. The team is probing claims of illegal surveillance during the previous BRS government.

The Phone Tapping Case has sparked strong political debate across Telangana. Investigators believe some officials monitored phones to collect political information.

SIT officers may question Sriram Reddy about call records and communication details linked to the investigation. The team is also checking whether politicians, business leaders, and media persons faced illegal surveillance.

The case continues to attract public and political attention as the investigation moves forward.

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Rama Rao described Bheem as a courageous tribal leader who stood against injustice and inspired generations. He said the BRS government under K Chandrashekhar Rao followed Bheem’s vision by expanding ST welfare schools and launching the CMSTEI scheme to support tribal youth. The Ambedkar Overseas Scholarship, he noted, helped many students pursue higher education abroad.

Asifabad district now bears Bheem’s name, and the Jodeghat Memorial stands as a tribute to his sacrifice. A tribal community center in Hyderabad further highlights the government’s respect for tribal culture and pride.

Harish Rao praised Bheem’s revolutionary spirit, saying his ideals continue to guide future generations. The Kumram Bheem Memorial Building in Hyderabad, he added, represents the enduring legacy of his struggle and courage.

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The unions questioned why colleges approached courts for fee hikes while failing to pay teachers’ salaries. They alleged that managements opposed biometric attendance only to avoid accountability. They also blamed the previous government for granting approvals to many colleges without checking standards.

Fact-finding committees set up by JNTU-H were called non-transparent, which unions said led to today’s crisis. They demanded that the vigilance report, prepared under the BRS government, be made public. The report contains details of institutions lacking labs, proper facilities, and qualified staff.

Student leaders insisted that such colleges must lose recognition immediately. They also urged the government to clear pending reimbursement dues quickly, so students would not suffer financial losses. The unions stressed that accountability and transparency are needed to protect both students and teachers.

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Speaking at the BJP Social Media IT Workshop in Hyderabad, Rajender said that democracy works only when elections are held regularly, from village panchayats to the Assembly. He accused the Congress of violating the Constitution by obstructing the election process.

Rajender pointed out that development in villages—such as roads, crematoriums, anganwadis, panchayat offices, and farmer platforms—has been carried out with central government funds. He added that both the previous BRS government and the current Congress government wrongly claimed credit for these projects. He said central support made schemes like Smart City and rural development possible.

Calling on the public, Rajender urged voters to choose the BJP in the coming elections to continue real development. On social media, he said it works like a double-edged sword. It should expose lies and corruption but not be used for internal fights. He stressed that those who create strong content in fewer words are the real warriors.

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