Revanth Reddy claims 1,000 days of good governance at Nakrekal meet

Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy asserted that the Congress government had delivered 1,000 days of good governance and asked people to weigh it against the BRS’ decade-long rule. He accused the opposition of misleading farmers and auto drivers, while highlighting job creation and welfare schemes.

Nalgonda: Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy on Saturday claimed that the Congress government had delivered 1,000 days of good governance and questioned the BRS’ demand for his resignation over the failure to fulfil promises made to the people.

He asked people to compare the 10-year rule of the BRS with the Congress government’s 1,000 days in office. The BRS government had failed to implement the crop loan waiver, and farmers should bear this in mind, he said at a public meeting in Nakrekal.

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Without naming the opposition parties, Revanth Reddy continued his intemperate language towards their leaders. “My culture is stopping me from punishing the opposition leaders and that’s why they are roaming freely and making false allegations against me,” he stated. 

The Chief Minister maintained that opposition parties were instigating auto drivers to demand the abolition of free bus travel for women. Listing the welfare and development programmes being implemented for women, he challenged the opposition to a debate in the Assembly or anywhere in the State. 

Revanth Reddy also claimed that 72,000 government jobs had been provided to unemployed youth within one year. He said the government was addressing the concerns of farmers, women and unemployed youth. 

He directed party leaders to organise a public meeting in Rajanna Sircilla by the end of this month, followed by another in Siddipet next month. He asserted that the Congress flag would be hoisted in both constituencies. “The Congress will be back to power with a thumping majority in the 2029 elections,” Revanth Reddy claimed. 

Interestingly, Munugode MLA Komatireddy Rajgopal Reddy hogged the limelight at the meeting. Amid speculation over a possible Cabinet expansion, Rajgopal Reddy attended a public meeting addressed by the Chief Minister after a long gap. When Revanth Reddy announced his name on stage, the gathering responded with cheers and whistles.