In today’s politics, things have changed. Being a chief minister is no longer about doing good; it’s more like a personal battle.
When someone new takes charge, they erase everything the previous leader did, big or small. Take Amravathi, for instance – because YS Jagan didn’t want to give credit to Chandrababu Naidu, Andhra Pradesh is still without capital.
But in Telangana, the new chief minister, Revanth Reddy, seems to be different. Even though he and KCR don’t get along, Revanth isn’t interested in getting rid of the things KCR started.
For example, the She Teams idea in Hyderabad was KCR’s brainchild, and Revanth could have scrapped it or renamed it. But he’s keeping it as it is.
It’s too soon to say for sure, but this seems like a good move on Revanth’s part. Putting the state’s well-being first, despite political fights, is important.
Revanth not messing with things just because of rivalry is a positive sign. It shows that he believes in doing what’s best for the state, even if it means working with ideas from the other side.
