Karimnagar, Sept.30 : Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy urged government officials to treat the grievances of the poor coming to the Integrated District Collectorate as their own family issues and extend immediate relief. Speaking at the inauguration of the newly constructed Integrated District Offices Complex (IDOC) built at a cost of ₹51 crore in Karimnagar on Wednesday, the Chief Minister emphasized that the reputation of any government ultimately hinges on the commitment and performance of its public employees. He called upon government staff to ensure that all welfare schemes reach the most vulnerable sections of society.
During his visit, Chief Minister Revanth Reddy, accompanied by Union Minister of State for Home Affairs Bandi Sanjay Kumar and several State Cabinet Ministers, launched development initiatives worth ₹1,096.22 crore. These included foundation stones for projects valued at ₹840 crore under the Urban Challenge Fund for Karimnagar Corporation, ₹29.62 crore for Telangana Public School buildings, and ₹25 crore for a multi-level car parking facility. Additionally, he inaugurated the newly built Central Library, the Kashmir Gadda Integrated Veg-Non Veg Market, and the Integrated Command Control Center.
Addressing the gathered officials and public representatives, Revanth Reddy highlighted his administration’s efforts to systematically resolve long-standing employee issues, including timely salary disbursements on the first of every month, promotions, and health security. Reaffirming his government’s political strategy, he stated that while political differences exist during elections, the state administration will maintain a collaborative relationship with the Centre to secure essential approvals and development funds for Telangana, citing ongoing efforts for environmental clearances for the Gouravelli Reservoir.
The Chief Minister expressed his gratitude to Union Minister Bandi Sanjay Kumar for facilitating federal cooperation for regional growth and highlighted major infrastructure achievements, including securing 170 acres of defense land in the Cantonment area for an elevated corridor. Revanth Reddy concluded his address by promising to return to Karimnagar shortly for a comprehensive review of irrigation, welfare, and development projects across the district.
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