KCR Likely to Attend Winter Session Today
Indian Chronicle
|December 29, 2025
Hyderabad: The Winter Session off the Telangana Assembly is expected to turn up the political heat by quite a few notches with both the Congress and the opposition parties declaring their readiness to take on each other on several issues.
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The duration of the session will be decided at a meeting of the legislature’s business advisory council that will have representation from both sides of the aisle. While the primary Opposition party, the BRS, has demanded that the session have at least 15 working days, the BJP has declared that nothing short of a 30-day session will do.
With the primary focus of the session expected to centre around issues related to irrigation projects, and interstate river water sharing, a lot of interest has been generated with the BRS saying that its president and former chief minister K. Chandrashekar Rao will attend the session on Monday.
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