During his visit to New Delhi, Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy stirred up political circles with his bold statements against former CM K. Chandrashekar Rao’s family. Speaking to reporters, Revanth made it clear that no member of the KCR family will be welcomed into the Congress Party as long as he is alive, drawing a firm line in the political sand.
Calling them the “biggest enemies of Telangana,” Revanth accused the KCR family of hindering the state’s progress over the past decade. He alleged that only KCR’s family benefitted during his administration, while the rest of Telangana was left behind.
On the topic of cabinet reshuffling, the CM clarified that there were no discussions held with the Congress high command about assigning portfolios to newly appointed ministers. “All decisions will be taken locally in Hyderabad,” he said, adding that some of his own portfolios will be redistributed to the new members.
Revanth didn’t hold back when it came to Union Minister G. Kishan Reddy either. He accused the BJP leader of doing nothing constructive for Telangana and obstructing key development projects, even when they’re meant to benefit the people.
Touching upon the controversial Kaleshwaram project, Revanth alleged it was a scam engineered for commissions by KCR’s family. He criticized the project as a misuse of public funds and promised to make investigation reports public soon, shedding light on alleged corruption.
