

Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy has described Panduga Sayanna Mudiraj as an inspiration for generations for his fight against landlords and his efforts to support the poor. Speaking at the birth anniversary celebrations of Panduga Sayanna at Ravindra Bharathi, the Chief Minister praised his struggle to reclaim lands occupied by landlords and distribute them to the poor. He announced that Panduga Sayanna’s birth and death anniversaries would be officially observed. Revanth Reddy also said statues of Panduga Sayanna and Doddi Komuraiah would be installed on Tank Bund. He stressed the need to give Sayanna due recognition in history and noted that his legacy continues through folk songs.
The Chief Minister said his government was committed to ensuring justice for the Mudiraj community and creating more opportunities for its members. He said leaders from the community would also receive political opportunities in the future. Revanth Reddy highlighted the completion of a caste census within a year and said the government was working to ensure fairness for Backward Class communities. He also referred to the implementation of Scheduled Caste categorisation and the expansion of welfare measures. According to the Chief Minister, fine rice is being distributed to 3.48 crore poor people across Telangana. He urged the public to support the government as it continues its welfare initiatives.




















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