Revanth Reddy vows to meet PM to resolve Telangana issues
Telangana CM Revanth Reddy vows to meet the PM and Union Ministers repeatedly to resolve state issues and ensure development.
Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy has declared his commitment to meeting the Prime Minister and various Union Ministers as often as required to ensure that the state's grievances are addressed and resolved.
Focus on State Development and Cooperation
Speaking during the inauguration of a new district Collectorate office in Karimnagar, the Chief Minister highlighted the importance of a collaborative relationship between the state and the central government. He emphasized that for large-scale projects to succeed, mutual cooperation is essential, noting that spending hundreds of crores on infrastructure would be futile without the necessary approvals from the Centre.
Addressing political criticism regarding his frequent visits to the national capital, the Chief Minister dismissed the opposition's remarks. He stated that these meetings are vital for the state's progress and pointed out that persistent engagement with the Centre is already yielding positive results.
Success Stories in Inter-Governmental Dialogue
The Chief Minister cited recent successes as evidence of the benefits of continuous dialogue with the Union government, including:
- Defence Land Acquisition: The successful transfer of 170 acres of defence land for state development within a span of only six months.
- Infrastructure Approvals: Securing permission for a road project passing beneath the Begumpet runway in Hyderabad.
"We may have ideological differences, but we should cooperate with each other for the sake of development," the Chief Minister remarked, stressing that governance should transcend political divides.
Directives to Employees for Public Service
During his first review meeting at the newly inaugurated Collectorate, Revanth Reddy issued a strong appeal to government employees. He urged them to prioritize the welfare of the poor and to view those seeking assistance in a state of helplessness as members of their own families.
The Chief Minister noted that the reputation of both the State and the Prime Minister rests heavily on the efficiency and empathy of the employees. He emphasized that the primary purpose of the district office is to address public grievances and ensure justice for the underprivileged.
He further assured the workforce that the current "people's government" is actively working to resolve various employee-related issues one by one, encouraging them to continue their dedicated service to win the trust of the citizens.