The highly anticipated Jubilee Hills election campaign has concluded, with the ruling Congress party clinching the seat previously held by the BRS party.
Following this historic victory, Chief Minister Revanth Reddy addressed the media for the first time. Speaking on the win, he said, “This is a strong endorsement from the public, showing full support for our government. It reinforces our responsibility to continue with our development agenda and welfare initiatives.”
When asked about the prospect of defeating BRS chief KCR, Revanth took a measured approach. “There’s no point in discussing KCR, who is no longer active in politics. I have no intention of commenting on someone who has stepped back. His health also doesn’t support active politics. In his absence, KTR and Harish Rao are vying for his position—let them settle it among themselves,” he remarked.
Rather than highlighting his victory over BRS, Revanth chose to respect KCR’s legacy, who has been largely inactive in Telangana politics recently. Addressing KTR, he offered some advice: “KTR is younger than me, and we all need to remain active in politics for many years. My suggestion to him is to tone down arrogance and ego.”
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