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BRS leader Dasoju Sravan, on Friday, asked Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy to release a White Paper outlining the Congress government’s future development plans for Telangana and welfare of its communities.
In an open letter to the Chief Minister, Mr. Sravan questioned the need on spending crores of rupees on Assembly sessions to release White Papers aimed at defaming the previous BRS government. “If the intention of the Congress government behind releasing the White Papers was to create awareness among people, then press conferences and the release of relevant documents could have achieved the same level of public awareness,” he said.
He said immediately after the announcement of election results, the BRS party had committed to work as a constructive Opposition, pledging support to implement the promises made by the Congress during the elections. However, Mr. Sravan accused the Congress of engaging in divisive politics by releasing White Papers with misleading information, targeting the previous KCR-led government.
He emphasised the importance of focusing on future development plans rather than engaging in politically charged activities. He criticised the government’s approach to debt discussions, urging a balanced view that also considers the assets created by the previous administration under KCR’s leadership. He urged the current government to recognize the achievements and public wealth accumulated during KCR’s tenure. He warned that the current approach might deter future industrial investments in the State.
He alleged that the Congress government, in the name of White Papers, tried to glorify the regimes of united Andhra Pradesh when Telangana was subjected to injustices and discrimination. “All your White Papers are just anti-Telangana and pro-Andhra. They were created by Andhra intellectuals to create a false impression that everything was good before Telangana’s formation,” he alleged.
Mr. Sravan called for a shift in administrative priorities, citing concerns about halted projects such as Dharani, Raidurgam-Airport Metro project, and pharma city. He urged the Chief Minister to align administrative decisions with the promises made during the election campaign, particularly focusing on unemployment benefits.
