The Chief Minister’s Relief Fund (CMRF) serves as a crucial financial resource connecting the CM to the public, providing assistance to the poor and needy during medical emergencies or other urgent situations.
While some chief ministers have been criticized for underutilising the fund, Telangana CM Revanth Reddy has taken a proactive approach. Over the past two years, up to December 6, 2025, the CMRF has disbursed an unprecedented ₹1,685.79 crore in medical support, setting a new benchmark in public welfare.
This represents a significant increase compared to the previous average annual expenditure of ₹450 crore during 2014–2024, with the fund now providing nearly ₹850 crore per year. Of the total amount disbursed over the past two years, ₹1,152.10 crore went toward reimbursement of medical bills, benefiting 3,76,373 patients. Additionally, 27,421 individuals received medical treatment through Letters of Credit (LOCs) for free treatment, amounting to ₹533.69 crore.
Compared to the year-on-year average under the KCR government, Revanth Reddy has nearly doubled the fund’s impact, directly helping thousands of families across Telangana.
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