Two BRS MLCs Suspended from Telangana Legislative Council
T Madhu and N Naveen were suspended for the remainder of the session over comments against the Assembly Speaker.
BRS MLCs T Madhu and N Naveen were suspended from the State Legislative Council for the remainder of the session, according to the New Indian Express. The suspension follows comments they made against State Legislative Assembly Speaker Gaddam Prasad Kumar.
The development was reported on September 8, 2026. Further details, including the exact nature of the comments and the formal resolution, have not been disclosed in the available report.
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