Telangana CM Revanth Reddy Heads to Delhi for Metro Phase-2 Clearances

Hyderabad: Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy is set to travel to Delhi on Wednesday to pursue central approvals for Metro Phase-2, marking a significant push for the state's public transport infrastructure expansion.

During his visit to the capital, the Chief Minister will engage with Union Ministers to deliberate on development priorities and welfare initiatives benefiting Telangana. The itinerary also encompasses consultations with senior figures from the All India Congress Committee.

The primary focus of the Delhi trip centres on securing necessary clearances for the Metro expansion project. Government officials indicated that Revanth Reddy will additionally examine outstanding proposals pertaining to infrastructure development and welfare programme implementation.

Beyond governance matters, the Chief Minister is anticipated to address internal party issues with AICC leadership, encompassing cabinet restructuring and appointments to nominated positions.

Political developments may also feature in the discussions, with sources suggesting that matters concerning Kerala politics could emerge as a talking point. The Congress party achieved a notable electoral success in the state recently.

Deliberations surrounding Kerala's political leadership structure are also underway, with K. C. Venugopal being identified as a prominent figure in these discussions.

Officials underscored that Revanth Reddy maintains robust engagement with senior party functionaries, positioning this Delhi visit as an occasion to address both administrative governance and organisational party concerns.