No Interference in Musi Project Works; Development is the Goal: CM Revanth Reddy

Revanth Reddy clarified that his objective is to position the state at the forefront of all sectors through the ‘Telangana Rising 2047 Vision.’ He delivered this message while addressing the public during the Gram Sabhas (village assemblies) conducted across the state as part of the ‘Praja Palana – Pragathi Pranalika’ (People's Administration – Progress Plan) initiative. He called upon every citizen of Telangana to become a partner in this journey to transform the state into a global role model across the service, manufacturing, and agricultural sectors.

Noting that it has been over two years since the government assumed office, the Chief Minister stated that they are moving forward with a balanced approach toward welfare and development while overcoming various financial challenges. He emphasized that they are working with the ethos of "We are not rulers, but servants," placing the needs of the people at the very center of their efforts. He further asserted that the primary objective is to bring about tangible changes in people's lives, ensuring that government schemes do not remain mere entries on paper.

The Chief Minister called for the implementation of this 99-day action plan—which commenced on March 6th—with the fervor of a mass movement. He directed that issues be resolved swiftly through effective coordination among all government departments, ranging from the village level up to the state level. Furthermore, he issued directives to the administrative machinery to prioritize rapid file clearance, transparent decision-making, and the maintenance of cleanliness within government offices.