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Revanth Reddy Issues Ultimatum to KCR Over Assembly Absence

Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy has challenged opposition leader K Chandrashekhar Rao to either attend ongoing assembly sessions or vacate his Gajwel MLA seat. Speaking at a Nalgonda rally, Reddy framed the former chief minister’s prolonged absence as a dereliction of duty that undermines his role as an elected representative.

Revanth Reddy Issues Ultimatum to KCR Over Assembly Absence

Reddy’s critique centers on the optics of a legislator collecting a government salary while remaining absent from legislative discourse. The Congress party has amplified this pressure, characterizing KCR’s distance from the House as an abandonment of his constituency’s interests. The Chief Minister dismissed the BRS leadership’s current relevance, asserting that his administration’s focus on welfare initiatives—ranging from agricultural loan waivers to employment programs—has fundamentally shifted the political landscape.

Looking toward future electoral contests in Gajwel and Sircilla, Reddy expressed confidence that the Congress party would dismantle BRS influence in these strongholds. He framed the assembly as the appropriate venue for settling political grievances, effectively turning the chamber into a battleground for his governance agenda versus the previous administration’s track record.

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