Archive · 8 Sep 2026
Revanth Reddy's Assembly Chamber Facelift Adds VIP Waiting Room
The Assembly session has started, so some offices inside the Assembly building were changed.
Chief Minister Revanth Reddy’s chamber now has a separate waiting room for important visitors.
The entrance was also changed.
People must get permission before meeting the Chief Minister.
Other ministers received refurbished chambers and new furniture.
The ministers’ chambers were moved to the first floor.
A new Central Hall was opened so MLAs and MLCs can sit during the session.
More security rules may be added while the session continues.
Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy’s Assembly chamber received a facelift before the session began.
A separate VIP waiting room was added, with new facilities and a modified entrance.
Visitors, including MLAs, now need prior permission to meet the Chief Minister.
The chambers of Deputy Chief Minister Bhatti Vikramarka and Minister D Sridhar Babu were refurbished.
Ministerial chambers were moved to the first floor, while a new Central Hall was inaugurated for MLAs and MLCs.
- Who
- Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy, ministers, MLAs, MLCs, Assembly officials and security personnel.
- What
- Assembly chambers were refurbished, a VIP waiting room was added, visitor restrictions were imposed and a new Central Hall was inaugurated.
- When
- As the Assembly session began on Monday.
- Where
- Inside the Assembly building in Hyderabad.
- Why
- To provide updated facilities and strengthen security arrangements during the Assembly session.
- Chief Minister’s chamber
- Received a facelift, including a modified entrance and separate VIP waiting room.
- Visitor access
- Visitors, including MLAs, require prior permission to meet the Chief Minister.
- Refurbished chambers
- The chambers of Bhatti Vikramarka and D Sridhar Babu received new furniture and other improvements.
- Ministerial chambers
- All ministers’ chambers were shifted to the first floor.
- Speaker’s office
- Speaker G Prasad Kumar and Secretary Rendla Thirupathi’s chambers were moved adjacent to the Speaker’s office.
- Central Hall
- Inaugurated for sitting facilities for MLAs and MLCs during the session.
- Central Hall name
- Named after former Speaker of the erstwhile Andhra Pradesh Assembly D Sripada Rao.
- Further security
- Officials said additional restrictions may be imposed during the session.