He accused the Centre of trying to suppress voting rights through the SIR initiative. He said Parliament must discuss the security of people and the security of democracy. Reddy also stressed the need to address health security in the national capital. He mentioned that Delhi recorded an AQI of 272 when he arrived, while it crossed 390 last week, raising major concerns.

Reddy demanded a debate on pending funds and stalled projects related to Telangana. He said the Centre has been releasing funds only to states it prefers while others wait for assistance. He alleged that Telangana has not received even a single rupee since the new government took office.

He said farmers affected by crop loss are still waiting for relief from the Centre. He accused the NDA and BJP governments of running the Winter Session like a “formality.” He added that Opposition MPs will unite to question the government on people’s issues.

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Priority has been given to newly formed municipalities and those where nearby villages were recently merged. Except for the Telangana Core Urban City, funds have been released for all other municipalities statewide to accelerate ongoing and new works. Officials have been instructed to ensure transparent and speedy implementation.

The government aims to transform every town into a growth hub under the “Telangana Rising Vision 2027” initiative. This move aligns with CM Revanth Reddy’s plan to improve urban infrastructure across all regions, including Greater Hyderabad.

With this massive allocation, the Congress government hopes to enhance urban living standards, create local employment, and drive balanced development throughout Telangana’s municipalities and corporations.

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