KTR mocks Revanth Reddy's 'Silver Jubilee' Delhi trips, says no benefit to state

HYDERABAD: BRS Working President K Taraka Rama Rao took a dig at Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy, mocking his "silver jubilee" of Delhi visits, which he claimed have brought no benefit to Telangana. Over the past 10 months, Revanth has made 25 trips to the capital, but KTR questioned the value of these frequent visits, accusing him of neglecting the state's pressing issues.

KTR criticised Reddy, saying that despite his numerous trips, no new initiatives or progress had been made for Telangana. He pointed out the struggles of farmers, the underfunding of Gurukul schools, and issues in healthcare and education that continue to plague the state.

He further alleged that Revanth had sidelined various promises, including projects under the Musi and HYDRAA schemes, leaving the poor without support. KTR also mentioned the delayed festive distributions like sarees, pensions for the elderly, and gold schemes.

Mocking Revanth’s priorities, KTR quipped that while scooters and sewing machines promised to women were nowhere to be seen, the Congress leader remained focused on his Delhi trips, showing little concern for the state's needs.