Harish calls Telangana Rising Global Summit a real estate expo, questioning its true purpose and outcomes. He said the event focused more on land deals and property projects than on serious industrial or technology investments.
Speaking at a press conference in Hyderabad, Harish called on Chief Minister Revanth Reddy to release a detailed white paper. He said this document should clearly list confirmed investments, project timelines, and expected job creation. According to him, this step will help people understand how summit promises turn into real development.
Harish said big announcements often create excitement, but ground-level progress remains slow. He stressed that the government must ensure accountability and regular follow-up on every project announced at the summit.
Opposition leaders supported his views. They said the government should clearly explain which sectors received investments and how local businesses and youth will benefit. Without transparency, people may see the summit as a publicity event instead of a growth platform.
Harish concluded by urging the government to convert promises into action. He said Telangana needs real industries, real jobs, and real progress, not just glossy presentations.
