CM Revanth warns 20% of votes may get deleted in SIR

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CM orders in charge ministers to hold reviews and prepare a report on every assembly constituency

Expose BRS and BJP conspiracy in deletion of votes

Hyderabad, August 13: Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy warned that there is a risk of losing 21 per cent of votes in the SIR process. The Chief Minister held the in-charge ministers and leaders appointed at booth level responsible for not taking the responsibility of protecting the votes from the deletion in the list.

The CM ordered the concerned in-charge ministers to conduct reviews with the in-charges of Parliamentary and Assembly constituencies in their respective districts and rectify the issues. The ministers were also instructed to conduct reviews in the districts in the next two days. District in-charge ministers must prepare a report for every constituency, the Chief minister said that the assembly constituency in-charges must stay in their constituencies for four days, identify issues, and resolve them comprehensively.

CM Revanth Reddy also warned that the party would not tolerate any failure to proceed with a proper action plan in tune with the AICC directions.

In the Zoom meeting attended by senior Congress leaders, the Chief Minister said that if the leaders failed to proceed cautiously, it will result in significant political damage in the future. The CM also instructed the leaders to expose the conspiracy by the BRS and BJP to delete votes and stressed that everyone must move forward with a sense of responsibility.

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