Kavitha’s arrest was timed to seem like a poll stunt: CM of Telangana, Revanth Reddy

Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy referred to the Delhi liquor scandal as a “lengthy TV serial” on Saturday, claiming that it was just an electoral farce when BRS MLC K Kavitha was arrested only 24 hours before the electoral Commission of India announced the vote.

Revanth told the journalists at his home that the BRS and BJP were hoping to get sympathy votes as a result of Kavitha’s apprehension. The chief minister questioned, “Why is KCR silent on his daughter’s arrest?” pointing out that the BRS leader has not yet denounced Kavitha’s arrest or issued a comment on it. He pondered, “What does KCR’s silence mean?”

Revanth said that the BRS and BJP were creating political crises just to harm the Congress, pointing out that Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the ED arrived in Hyderabad on the same day.

“The political drama is being watched by Telangana.” Modi’s criticism of the state administration is unworthy. Revanth said, “Modi insulted Telangana and has no right to say anything at all against Telangana.

He asked BJP leaders to explain why, throughout the previous ten years, no investigation into KCR’s alleged corruption had been started. He remembered that the Kaleshwaram corruption had previously been the subject of a judicial inquiry initiated by the Congress administration, which had promised to take appropriate action after receiving its findings. He made it plain that anybody engaging in corruption would not be spared by the state’s Congress administration, which would not engage in politics of vengeance.

Revanth cautioned the Opposition against trying to topple his administration, stating, “No one will be left in their parties before they wake up from the bed if they think of toppling my government.” Should you attempt to topple the administration, we will prevail even more powerfully. He said that Congress will undoubtedly remain in control for the next ten years. The Lok Sabha elections, Revanth continued, are a referendum on the effectiveness of the administration.

Developing a dynamic master plan for Telangana: Revanth

According to Revanth, his administration is working on a “Vibrant Telangana-2050 Master Plan” for the state’s all-encompassing development. He said that ministers and MLAs are putting a lot of effort into this project.

In addition to expressing his profound joy at having served as chief minister for 100 days, he noted that the ministers had put in a great deal of effort to carry out the six promises in that period, which included hiring 30,000 new staff and making sure that salaries were paid on schedule.

KCR came under fire from Revanth for supposedly wrecking Telangana’s economy and plunging the state into a debt trap. He said that his administration will work to resolve all outstanding problems and was making progress by removing all obstacles left by the previous administration.

“Praja Bhavan is accessible to everyone to voice complaints. People were not allowed to access the state Secretariat during the previous administration. Nonetheless, everyone is now allowed to enter the Secretariat thanks to the current administration. The chief minister said, “We are public servants, not rulers.

“Telangana is going through a transition. People are also seeing changes in the way government and administration are run,” he said. In order to secure Telangana’s rightful share and rights, he said that the Congress administration was keeping friendly connections with the Prime Minister and the Union ministers.