Three decisions that he took after taking the oath as Chief Minister are clear to BRS leaders how he will acts in coming days. Telangana’s new Chief Minister, Revanth Reddy, has taken an assertive approach soon after being sworn in.
He entered the Secretariat and addressed the issue of breaking the iron fences around KCR’s Pragathi Bhavan during the swearing-in ceremony, stating that the Telangana family can enter Pragati Bhavan anytime without objection to share their thoughts and aspirations with the government.
Revanth Reddy expressed dissatisfaction with Sunil Sharma, Special Principal Secretary of the Energy Department, for not providing comprehensive details on the power sector. He ordered officials to submit a report with complete details, emphasizing that the electricity situation is confusing. Revanth Reddy also directed not to accept the resignation of TS-Genco & Transco CMD Prabhakar Rao and ordered his presence for a review.
In addition, RTC officials issued a notice to Ashannagari Jeevan Reddy, former MLA of Nizamabad District, regarding the lease agreement and transfer of Armor (belonging to BRS) to the name of Jeevan Reddy’s wife Rajitha Reddy (Managing Director). The notice warned of the seizure of Jeevan Reddy Mall due to significant arrears.
