Telangana Congress Guarantees: former MLA Rajaiah criticizes failures, calling the six promises made by the Congress government in Telangana hollow and unfulfilled. He stated that the bonuses promised to farmers for paddy purchases were slashed, and the supply of essential fertilizers for agriculture has drastically reduced. Rajaiah accused Chief Minister Revanth Reddy of acting in favor of Andhra Pradesh’s interests regarding the Telangana water issue, claiming that around 11 TMCs of water from the Kaleswaram project’s Medigadda have already wasted to Andhra. He alleged that the CM is behaving like a disciple of Chandrababu Naidu by releasing 1.20 lakh cusecs of water downstream, ignoring farmers’ problems.
Rajaiah further criticized the slow pace of the voter revision drive across the state, noting that only 20-25% of urban residents and 55% in rural areas have registered. He emphasized that the Telangana Congress Guarantees have failed miserably, disappointing farmers and youth. As the main opposition, his BJP party is running awareness campaigns and instructing booth-level agents to enroll every eligible voter. During a SIR revision process tour in Mallakpally, Dharmasagar, and other villages, Rajaiah was joined by senior leaders including Karra Somireddy, Boddu Pratap, Bere Harish, Lakka Srinivas, and Bellam Premkumar, all actively educating villagers about their voting rights.
Rajaiah expressed anger that the government is not addressing farmer issues and behaves poorly toward those not working. He called the six guarantees fake, asserting that the Congress regime has no focus on critical problems. The tour aimed to ensure comprehensive voter enrollment amid the flawed implementation of promises.
In conclusion, Telangana Congress Guarantees have come under sharp scrutiny from Rajaiah, who highlights the disconnect between promises and reality. With water disputes, agricultural crises, and voter apathy lingering, the government’s credibility faces a serious challenge as the opposition mobilizes grassroots awareness to counter these failures.