The youngest state saw destruction during 10-year BRS rule
Some forces performed “Kshudra Puja“ (Occult rituals) against Telangana development
God’s blessings are with us to foster development
‘Indiramma house towers’ provides housing to the urban poor
One lakh house will be provided in the first phase
CM Revanth Reddy appeals to people to draw comparison between 10 years BRS rule and 2 years of Congress government
The CM assures protection of ownership of lands under section 22A
CM Revanth Reddy laid foundation stone to ‘Indiramma Houses Towers’ at Kukatpally
Hyderabad, August 13: Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy has said that the youngest state of Telangana was witnessing a robust growth during the Congress rule since 2023. Telangana has experienced a destruction in the BRS regime, the Chief Minister charged.
Addressing a public meeting after laying foundation stone to “Indiramma houses towers’ at Kukatpally in Hyderabad today, the CM appealed to people to compare the BRS and Congress administration and the development taking place in the state. “We are steering Telangana away from destruction and towards development. I resolved to do good for the state as a young leader with patience”
CM Revanth Reddy took a swipe at the ‘wicked’ BRS leaders for performing ‘Kshudra Puja‘(Occult ritual) against the Telangana development and for a drought to the state. “God is on our side, and the state is receiving good rains. The occult rituals performed with malicious intent backfired on those who were against the Telangana development’.
The Chief Minister highlighted the main objective of the construction of the Indiramma Housing Towers for urban poor in Hyderabad. The government has decided to provide one lakh houses in the first phase. The CM ridiculed the previous BRS government for not fulfilling the promise of a double bedroom house to every poor family. “As your brother, I will stand by you to make your dream of owning a home a reality”, the Chief minister declared.
Referring to the lands under section 22, CM Revanth Reddy assured that no one would lose their ownership of lands and there is no need to worry. The Chief Minister appealed to people not to believe the false propaganda spread by some on social media on the prohibited lands.
Highlighting the schemes launched for the empowerment of women, the CM said that distribution of ‘Indiramma Sarees’ to uphold the dignity of women, free bus travel for women on RTC buses, bank linkage loans worth ₹65,000 crore for self-help groups, owners of buses, establishment of petrol bunks and solar plants by women groups and stalls at Shilparamam for self-help groups to sell their products brought a big transformation in the lives of the women in the state. We are also providing fine-quality rice to 3.28 crore people, supplying 200 units of free electricity to every poor family and cooking gas for just Rs 500.
CM Revanth Reddy noted that the state government was implementing all schemes despite facing a huge debt burden incurred by the previous government.
The Chief minister recalled he was elected as an MP of the Malkajgiri Lok Sabha Constituency with the blessing of the Kukatpally people. However, he could not carry out development to the extent due to paucity of funds. The CM instructed IT and Industry minister Sridhar Babu to prepare development plans for the Kukatpally constituency with a special focus.