He accused the previous BRS regime under K. Chandrashekar Rao of neglecting the state’s irrigation interests and allowing injustices to occur during its tenure. “It was during KCR’s rule that Telangana suffered the most water loss,” Uttam stated.

He reaffirmed that the current government is fully committed to completing irrigation projects, including the Tummidihatti barrage, for which a Detailed Project Report (DPR) is already being prepared. Uttam emphasized that the Congress government stands firm on protecting Telangana’s irrigation and river water entitlements.

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One of the major points of uncertainty is the 42% reservation for Backward Classes (BCs), which still awaits approval from the Governor. The government faces pressure to clarify its position on the matter before proceeding with the polls.

According to sources, the cabinet may consider issuing a special Government Order (GO) to move forward with the elections in case clarity is not achieved on the reservation issue. The decisions made during this meeting are expected to shape both electoral planning and the state’s approach to crucial development projects like the Tummidihatti barrage.

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