Minister Narayana stated that the state aims to fulfill every poor family’s dream of owning a house. He mentioned that the government is working with a clear plan to ensure smooth progress. The housing project will also support economic growth and employment in construction.

He reminded that between 2014 and 2019, the TDP government approved seven lakh TIDCO houses. Out of them, five lakh houses entered the construction phase. Later, political changes caused delays in project work and affected thousands of beneficiaries.

Minister Narayana said Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu ordered the completion of 2.6 lakh TIDCO houses by June 2026. The government targets to hand over houses within the deadline. He assured that no poor family would face problems during the housing process.

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As part of the program, the Chief Minister formally handed over silk robes to the beneficiaries moving into their new homes. He also unveiled the Indiramma Indla pylon at Bendalapadu.

During the event, CM Revanth Reddy personally interacted with the new homeowners. “Are you all happy?” he asked. “Are you receiving your ration cards?” He remarked that the joy was visible on the faces of the beneficiaries.

He recalled that Indiramma Houses were first introduced during the tenure of late CM YS Rajasekhar Reddy, and criticized the BRS government for neglecting housing for the poor over the past ten years. Revanth Reddy emphasized that over the next decade, the goal is to ensure that every poor family has a home. He also assured that newly married couples would be eligible for Indiramma Houses in the future.

“If houses had been sanctioned during the BRS rule at the rate of two lakh per year, the state would already have 20 lakh homes by now,” he said. He criticized former CM KCR for failing to deliver the promised double-bedroom houses.

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