Chief Minister invites debate on governance records; opposition calls for special assembly session
The state chief minister has invited opposition parties to a debate on the performance of the BRS, BJP-led Union and Congress governments, while opposition leaders have called for a special assembly session and raised concerns over denied meetings and alleged obstruction of state projects.
The chief minister invited both parties to debate the governance records of all three governments, according to a report by m.dailyhunt.in. Congress leader Revanth Reddy said the Congress government was ready for the debate and called for a special assembly session to discuss the performance and manifestos of the three parties, the outlet added.
The proposed debate would cover the BRS government's 10‑year rule, the BJP‑led Union government's 12‑year tenure, and the Congress government's performance over the past 30 months, m.dailyhunt.in reported.
Revanth Reddy addressed a public meeting in Nalgonda and challenged the BRS and BJP, according to the same source.
Pawan Kalyan’s meeting was denied permission over law and order issues, the Hindu reported.
Union Minister Kishan Reddy is deliberately obstructing the state’s project at the behest of BRS leader KT Rama Rao, and Kishan Reddy personally discouraged Union ministries from releasing funds to Telangana, the Hindu said.
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