Hanamkonda: Station Ghanpur MLA Kadiyam Srihari assured the public on Sunday that he would ensure the completion of projects worth ₹800 crore within 18 months. These projects were inaugurated by Chief Minister Revanth Reddy.
Speaking at a public meeting in Shivunipalle during the CM’s visit, Srihari said he was elected with the people’s blessings. He explained that when the BRS party, under which he won, was in the Opposition and development seemed uncertain, he chose to join Congress, trusting the CM’s leadership.
Srihari expressed happiness that within a year, the CM had allocated ₹800 crore for the constituency’s development and started the works. He urged the CM to approve more Indiramma houses for SCs, STs, and BCs, who make up a large part of the population. Additionally, he requested special development funds for Station Ghanpur municipality, which has a population of 20,000.
He criticized the previous administration, stating that Station Ghanpur had seen no development for 15 years. He alleged that corruption, illegal activities, and post-selling were rampant, with no constructive work being done. He urged the government to allocate special funds for the highly backward constituency.
Warangal MP Kadiyam Kavya praised CM Revanth Reddy’s efforts, stating that he was working towards making Rahul Gandhi the Prime Minister in 2029. She described Rahul Gandhi as a visionary leader who implemented BC caste enumeration and SC categorization, emphasizing that Telangana should follow its own model instead of Gujarat’s.
She highlighted that the CM had allocated ₹11,000 crore for integrated schools in 55 constituencies across the state. She also mentioned key initiatives such as providing 55,000 jobs, Indiramma housing, and launching the Indira Mahila Shakti scheme to empower women financially.
Kavya emphasized that Warangal holds a special place in the CM’s heart. She praised him for fulfilling election promises, including efforts for the Mamunoor airport, securing ₹4,500 crore for underground drainage, and allocating funds for the master plan, inner, and outer ring roads. She criticized the Centre for not supporting key projects like the railway coach factory.
