Speaker Kultar Singh Sandhwan said the event will take place on November 26, 2025. Students from all 117 constituencies reached the Vidhan Sabha earlier today. They attended rehearsal sessions and received basic training. Additionally, the programme aims to build political awareness among young learners.

Only Class 11 and 12 students from government schools are taking part. Meanwhile, each student will represent an MLA or Minister from their area. This setup will help them understand debates, questions, and decision-making inside the House.

A student from the Chief Minister’s constituency will act as the CM. Similarly, a student from the Speaker’s constituency will serve as Speaker. Vidhan Sabha Secretary Ram Lok Khatana trained the participants. He guided them on how to ask questions and join discussions.

Teachers and coordinators accompanied the students. For many, it was their first visit to Chandigarh. They thanked the government for giving them this rare opportunity.

MLAs Mohammad Jamil Ur Rahman, Manjit Singh Bilaspur, Kulwant Singh Sidhu, Balkar Sidhu, and Kunwar Vijay Pratap Singh attended the rehearsal. Finally, the roles were assigned: Harkamaldeep Singh as Chief Minister, Jagmander Singh as Speaker, and Harpreet Singh as Leader of Opposition.

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KCR pointed out that Congress stopped schemes like KCR Kits and sheep rearing initiatives for Yadavs. He said fee reimbursements and basic amenities in residential schools were neglected. He added that the BRS government continued providing benefits to people even during financial losses caused by COVID-19.

Addressing a strategy meeting at Erravelli farmhouse, attended by KT Rama Rao, Harish Rao, Maganti Sunitha, and senior leaders, KCR stressed the importance of securing a large majority for Sunitha. He added that voters are angry due to Congress’ false promises and neglect of the six guarantees.

KCR criticised Congress for fielding a candidate with a criminal background in Jubilee Hills. He expressed confidence that Hyderabad voters will decisively defeat the candidate. Party leaders reported a positive response from constituents, and KCR urged relentless campaigning until polling day on November 11.

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He opined that the same trend is currently continuing on social media platforms, and that it is not justifiable to post the words of leaders on social media platforms, saying, “Those who curse have no shame, why should we say that? The media should also take responsibility in this matter.” On this occasion, recalling the journalists of the past, he commented, “In those days, reporters took on a great responsibility of analyzing contemporary history and politics. It is a sad thing that that level is falling now.”

He specially praised this book written by Inaganti Venkat Rao. He praised this work, which presents the political history of Telugu states in an impartial manner, as a must-read for today’s political leaders and journalists. “Such books awaken the youth. Today’s leaders should learn lessons from history,” he advised.
These comments made by Venkaiah Naidu have now become a topic of discussion in state politics.

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