“CM Revanth Reddy Unveils ₹494-Crore Projects, Pledges Holistic Development for Medak”

Zaheerabad, Sangareddy District'(PMI) Chief Minister Revanth Reddy unveiled the statue of Sri Basaveshwara Maharaj in Huggelli village, Zaheerabad Mandal, and laid foundation stones for ₹494.67 crore worth of development projects at Pastapur during his official tour on Friday. Addressing a public meeting, the CM emphasized his government’s commitment to holistic development and welfare initiatives.

In his speech, the CM reminisced about former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi’s bond with Medak, referring to her tenure as its MP as a golden era. “Medak is synonymous with Indira Gandhi’s legacy,” he stated.

Highlighting the government’s focus on the National Investment and Manufacturing Zone (NIMZ) in Medak, he announced expedited land acquisition and enhanced compensation for displaced families. Revanth Reddy also revealed that Hyundai’s car manufacturing unit would commence operations in the area soon. Under this project, the government has sanctioned 5,612 Indiramma houses for displaced families, assigning Congress leader Jagga Reddy to oversee their distribution and livelihoods.

The CM promised substantial funds for developing the Zaheerabad and Narayankhed constituencies. He praised leaders Suresh Shetkar and Sanjeeva Reddy for their contributions to Narayankhed and assured focused efforts to meet the constituency’s needs.

Welfare and Employment Initiatives
Revanth Reddy outlined a series of welfare schemes, including an enhanced Rythu Bharosa benefit of ₹12,000 per acre, loan waivers for farmers, financial aid for landless laborers, 200 units of free electricity, and subsidized cooking gas at ₹500 for the poor. He highlighted the empowerment of women through free RTC bus travel and initiatives to make one crore women millionaires in five years.

Criticizing the previous government for unfulfilled promises of employment, he assured that his administration prioritized job creation and had filled vacancies across government departments.

Appeal for Collaboration
The CM pledged to work with the Union government for additional resources and urged the opposition to engage constructively in Assembly sessions. “We are open to suggestions and will correct any missteps,” he added.

Reiterating his dedication to the people of Telangana, Revanth Reddy vowed to work tirelessly for the state’s development, emphasizing an inclusive and non-discriminatory governance model.

“I will not sleep until the state achieves all-round development,” he concluded, receiving resounding applause from the gathering.

CM Revanth Reddy’s Speech Highlights

1. Tribute to Indira Gandhi:

   • Recalled the former PM’s legacy and her inseparable bond with Medak district as its MP until her demise.

2. Development Initiatives in Medak:

   • Accelerated the completion of the stalled NIMZ project.

   • Increased compensation for displaced families and sanctioned 5,612 Indiramma houses.

   • Hyundai Car Manufacturing Company to begin operations soon.

   • Funds earmarked for Zaheerabad and Narayankhed constituencies, with promises of comprehensive district development.

3. Welfare Schemes:

   • Enhanced Rythu Bharosa to ₹12,000 per acre.

   • Loan waivers for farmers and financial aid for landless laborers.

   • 200 units of free power and subsidized cooking gas for the poor.

   • Empowerment programs for women, including free RTC bus travel and plans to make one crore women millionaires in five years.

4. Employment Focus:

   • Criticized the previous government for failing to fulfill job promises.

   • Highlighted current recruitment efforts to fill vacancies in government departments.

5. Call for Collaboration:

   • Assured efforts to secure additional funds from the Union government.

   • Urged the opposition to participate in Assembly debates for constructive governance.

6. Commitment to the People:

   • Promised an inclusive approach, with no discrimination based on social status.

   • Pledged relentless efforts to develop Telangana and serve its people, regardless of electoral outcome(pressmediaof india.com)