Revanth Reddy takes political fight to KTR’s constituency
Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy sharpened his criticism of BRS leaders K.T. Rama Rao and K. Chandrashekar Rao during a visit to Sircilla, the constituency represented by KTR. Addressing the public, he urged voters to give Congress an opportunity to lead the constituency’s development.
The visit signalled Congress’s intention to challenge KTR in a seat closely associated with his political influence. Revanth Reddy questioned the BRS leadership’s record and argued that voters should consider a change in representation.
Revanth Reddy raises allegations over family wealth
During his remarks, Revanth Reddy alleged that KTR held properties in prominent Hyderabad locations, including Hitech City, Banjara Hills and Jubilee Hills. He also referred to alleged hotel interests and properties held through proxies.
These statements were political allegations made by the chief minister. The supplied report did not present documentary evidence supporting the claims or include a response from KTR or the BRS leadership.
Revanth Reddy also criticised KCR, claiming that allegations of corruption had damaged the family’s political prospects. His remarks continued his broader political campaign against the former ruling party’s leadership.
Revanth Reddy seeks Congress opportunity in Sircilla
Telangana Congress president Mahesh Kumar Goud also challenged KTR’s electoral standing, expressing confidence that Congress could defeat him in Sircilla. His comments reflected the party’s effort to strengthen its presence in the constituency.
Revanth Reddy appealed directly to residents to give Congress one chance and promised to prioritise development. However, the supplied report did not outline specific projects, funding commitments or timelines connected with that promise.
The Sircilla visit highlighted the continuing rivalry between Congress and BRS in Telangana. By combining criticism of KTR with an appeal focused on local development, Revanth Reddy sought to build support for Congress in a politically significant constituency.
