Telangana CM Revanth Reddy boldly declares Congress will win 117 out of 182 seats in the 2029 elections, following seat expansion. Distributing final farmer funds, he dismisses 2028 polls, pledges more jobs, and promises victory without alliance, invoking Lord Rama.
KTR postpones his BRS foot march amid political analysis, while KCR’s bus yatra is also delayed. The party aims for a third term in Telangana but waits for the right anti-government sentiment to gain public traction.
Former minister Koppula Eshwar stated that Singareni secured the Tadicherla block due to TBGKS’s anti-KCR struggle. He criticized Congress and BJP for claiming credit, alleged scams under CM Revanth Reddy, and demanded CBI inquiry. He urged allocation of OC mines to Singareni via nomination.
BRS leader Rakesh Reddy slams Telangana CM Revanth Reddy for spending crores on personal luxuries like football matches and beauty contests, while neglecting student fee reimbursements. He alleged ₹400 crore was wasted on 70 Delhi trips, contrasting with unpaid education budgets.
KTR claimed Congress rule in Telangana is over, citing surveys showing public discontent. He alleged CM Revanth Reddy's own survey predicted BRS winning 78 seats if elections were held now. KTR accused Congress of failing on guarantees and spreading lies to distract from its failures.
Former Minister Harish Rao questioned if CM Revanth Reddy is blind to Godavari waters flowing from Kaleshwaram to farmers. He accused Congress of spreading lies for political gains and alleged corruption in the transport department. Rao assured free eye camps and parking allocation for Siddipet lorry drivers.
Telangana Minister Konda Surekha has written to CM Revanth Reddy, accusing ex-minister Kadiyam Srihari of illegally reviewing her Endowments Department while she was abroad. Srihari denies conducting an official review but admits meeting officials. This ongoing rivalry between the two Warangal leaders now poses a challenge for Reddy.
Telangana faces a water crisis as Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka conspire to block Krishna and Godavari river flows. While Congress government stalls Kaleshwaram, Andhra diverts waters for Polavaram-Banakacharla project, risking Telangana's agriculture and drinking water needs.
Minister Konda Surekha filed a complaint with CM Revanth Reddy against MLA Kadiyam Srihari for interfering in her Endowments Department without notice. She demanded disciplinary action, stating his unauthorised review with officials violates government protocol and constitutional rules of business.
Telangana CM Revanth Reddy bypasses key ministers, directly controlling critical decisions. Reports of friction grow with unilateral appointments, parallel reviews, and surprise transfers. The CM's office overruled endowments and tourism ministers, while IT and irrigation portfolios saw direct intervention. Colleagues warn this disrupts governance balance.