Telangana BJP President G Kishan Reddy Criticizes CM Revanth Reddy Over Musi Riverfront Project

Telangana Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) President G Kishan Reddy met families being relocated due to the Musi riverfront beautification project. He highlighted that these colonies are 30-40 years old and were built by hardworking poor people. Reddy criticized the Telangana government led by Chief Minister Revanth Reddy, stating that the people did not vote for Congress to have their homes demolished.

Reddy said, "These colonies here are around 30-40 years old. The poor people by working hard bought the land and made their houses here. This land was not given to them by the government. Today, Revanth Reddy is talking about big things like the beautification of the Musi riverfront and the demolition of the houses here. Earlier, KCR also had said the same thing. I want to tell Revanth Reddy that construct houses, not demolish them, and the Central government will help."

He warned the Chief Minister, "Hyderabad did not vote for Congress so their houses are demolished. In the last 6 months, there has been a lot of corruption in Telangana. Revanth Reddy is looting money and sending it to Delhi. I warn Revanth Reddy that we will not let them demolish the houses here, we will fight and we are even ready to go to jail."

Meanwhile, the Telangana Chief Minister announced plans to develop historic buildings along the Musi River into famous tourist spots. The State Tourism Department signed an agreement with CII for the restoration of several ancient stepwells in Hyderabad. Infosys will renovate the Mahalaka stepwell in Osmania University, Sai Life adopted Manchirevula stepwell, Bharat Biotech will restore the Salar Jung and Ammapalli wells, Dodla Dairy will renovate Adikmet Step Well, and Falaknuma Step Well TGRTC and Koti Women's College will restore the Residency Step Well.