Police restrictions fail to discourage youth from attending Yuva Sangrama Sadassu

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Regardless of police restrictions at a number of junctions, youth and BRS staff reached the Yuva Sangrama Sadassu in Saroornagar in massive numbers. A number of BRS leaders had been initially stopped or positioned underneath home arrest earlier than being allowed to attend the assembly following protests

Printed Date – 18 July 2026, 08:22 PM




Hyderabad: The police made each potential try to forestall youth and BRS cadre from reaching Saroornagar for the Yuva Sangrama Sadassu on Saturday, however these efforts didn’t deter the children from attending the assembly. Regardless of the Excessive Courtroom granting permission for the occasion, the police tried to cease youth and BRS staff at a number of junctions resulting in the venue.

Ignoring the restrictions, the members reached the venue in massive numbers, creating an enthusiastic ambiance all through the assembly. Kids alleged that the police additionally tried to grab placards and different marketing campaign materials on the venue however had been unsuccessful.


A number of kids criticised the Congress authorities, accusing it of failing to fulfil the guarantees made in the course of the Meeting elections. They warned that the federal government would face the implications in future elections.

The police additionally stopped a number of BRS leaders from completely different districts whereas they had been travelling to Saroornagar. Stress prevailed close to the Golconda Outer Ring Highway after BRS MLC Naveen Reddy and his supporters had been stopped, resulting in heated arguments with the police.

Earlier within the day, former Minister P Sabitha Indra Reddy, BRS Normal Secretary RS Praveen Kumar and different leaders had been positioned underneath home arrest to forestall them from attending the assembly. Following protests by BRS leaders, the police later allowed them to take part.

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