Law enforcement personnel deployed extra security forces across Hyderabad as police placed senior BRS leaders detained Sanathnagar TIMS inspection team members under house arrest early in the morning. Security teams set up barricades near residences of former ministers Harish Rao, Sabitha Indra Reddy, and Talasani Srinivas Yadav to prevent them from gathering for the planned health facility inspection.

Police authorities implemented preventive house arrests to stop the opposition leaders from organizing a mass rally toward the Sanathnagar TIMS hospital construction site. Security officials cited potential law and order issues and lack of official permissions as primary reasons for stopping the planned political delegation.

How Did BRS React To House Arrests?

Senior BRS leaders expressed strong protest against the state administration, alleging that the government used police force to suppress opposition scrutiny. Party leaders stated that the preventive detentions were executed to prevent public exposure of delayed infrastructure projects and unpaid staff wages at state healthcare centers.

The political confrontation between the governing Congress party and opposition BRS escalated following police restrictions on political visits to public institutions. BRS party workers gathered outside detained leaders’ residences, raising slogans against the government and demanding immediate release of all opposition representatives across Hyderabad.