Archive · 30 Aug 2026
MLA Sanjay Kumar Vows Jagtial Development Will Continue Despite Criticism
MLA Dr Sanjay Kumar said development in Jagtial would continue despite criticism from political opponents.
Kumar accused senior leader T Jeevan Reddy of making “hate-filled” statements and questioned his development record.
He cited ₹34 crore for Indiramma Colony and claimed about 4,500 double-bedroom houses had been built.
Kumar highlighted a medical college, teaching hospital, nursing college and a sanctioned 730-bed hospital.
He said work was progressing on the ₹200-crore Young India Integrated School and other projects.
- Who
- Jagtial MLA Dr Sanjay Kumar and senior leader T Jeevan Reddy; Congress leaders and councillors also attended.
- What
- Sanjay Kumar defended ongoing development projects and criticized opposition statements and the previous leadership’s record.
- When
- Saturday, during a media address; the article does not provide a specific date.
- Where
- Jagtial constituency.
- Why
- Kumar said development should continue despite political criticism and that people would judge who had worked for the constituency.
Sanjay Kumar’s Position
Criticism From Political Opponents
Development record
Sanjay Kumar’s Position
Kumar said his government’s work, including housing, medical, education and infrastructure projects, demonstrated development in Jagtial.
Criticism From Political Opponents
Kumar said political opponents, including T Jeevan Reddy, had criticized the development record; the article does not detail their specific claims.
Political criticism
Sanjay Kumar’s Position
Kumar described Jeevan Reddy’s statements as “hate-filled” and said political differences would not stop development.
Criticism From Political Opponents
Jeevan Reddy was identified as a critic of Kumar’s position, but the article does not provide his response or detailed explanation.
Earlier project delays
Sanjay Kumar’s Position
Kumar blamed previous leadership for delays involving the Women’s Degree College and Thatipalli-Chalgal lift irrigation works, and questioned permissions for the new bus stand and petrol bunk.
Criticism From Political Opponents
The article gives no detailed response from the previous leadership regarding these allegations.
- Indiramma Colony funding
- ₹34 crore sanctioned, according to Sanjay Kumar.
- Double-bedroom houses
- About 4,500 reportedly built in the constituency.
- Houses under construction
- Around 3,500 Indiramma houses were under construction, while 2,000 had been sanctioned.
- Hospital capacity
- A 730-bed hospital was sanctioned.
- Medical staffing
- The facilities were described as having 334 doctors and 366 nursing staff.
- Integrated school project
- Work was progressing on the ₹200-crore Young India Integrated School.
- Other projects discussed
- Kumar referred to delays involving the Women’s Degree College and Thatipalli-Chalgal lift irrigation works.