Elected representatives, including BRS MLA M. Rajasekhar Reddy and BJP MP M. Raghunandan Rao, have opposed the Telangana government’s Core Urban Region Economy (CURE) Draft Bill, citing excessive centralisation, automatic tax hikes, and weakening of local self-governance.
Resident Welfare Associations have raised objections to Telangana's proposed CURE Bill 2026, seeking wider consultation and scientific evaluation. They have flagged concerns over property tax calculations, building permission cancellations, utility restrictions and protection of apartment owners from developer defaults.
