Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy recently made some bold and surprising statements about the state’s financial problems. He said that the state government is unable to get loans because no one is ready to lend money. He even said that bankers are looking at Telangana officials as if they are thieves. He added that when they go to Delhi, they don’t even get appointments, and people don’t trust the state anymore.
He admitted that the state only has around Rs. 18,500 crore in income, which is not enough to run the state or fulfill promises made during elections. Talking to leaders of government employee unions, he even asked, “What do you want me to do? Cut myself and cook for you?”
Public and Political Reaction:
These comments have shocked many people. Citizens and political experts are asking whether it is right for a Chief Minister to speak in this way. Opposition leaders are strongly criticizing Revanth Reddy, saying he insulted the people and employees of Telangana with his words. Many are now wondering if the promises made during elections will ever be fulfilled.
People are asking what the Congress government has done in the last year. Apart from the free bus travel for women, there is little to show. In many towns and villages, people are questioning why nothing else has been done for the public.
Social Media Outrage
On social media, people have started trolling the Chief Minister. Memes and videos are going viral, making fun of his comments. Netizens are angry, saying the government has money for helicopter trips and beauty contests, but not for pensions or public needs.
They are asking: Why is there money for trips and events, but not to support the elderly or meet employee demands? Many believe the government is not using money in the right way.
Opposition Attacks
The opposition is using this moment to hit back at the government. They say Revanth Reddy has accepted that the state is broke and that he cannot keep his promises. They believe this shows a lack of planning and seriousness.
