Archive · 31 Aug 2026
Kishan Reddy Attacks BRS, Congress Over Debt, Rail Plans
G. Kishan Reddy criticized two political parties that have governed Telangana.
He said the BRS and Congress left the state with very large debts.
He also accused the Congress government of allowing corruption and commissions.
These claims were made at a BJP meeting in Tandur.
Reddy asked people to give the BJP a chance to govern.
He later inspected railway improvement work at Vikarabad station.
He said 42 railway stations in Telangana are being upgraded.
He also discussed more MMTS trains and future bullet train links.
The statements about debt and corruption were allegations made by Reddy.
Union minister G. Kishan Reddy accused the BRS and Congress of pushing Telangana into Rs 13 lakh crore debt.
He alleged that the Congress government operates a 30% commission system involving real estate, contracts and construction works.
Reddy urged voters to give the BJP an opportunity and expressed confidence it would win all three constituencies in Vikarabad district.
He said 42 Telangana railway stations are being upgraded, including stations in Vikarabad and Tandur.
The Rs 27-crore Vikarabad station modernisation project is expected to be completed by year-end, while MMTS extension to Yadagirigutta is planned.
- Who
- Union coal and mines minister G. Kishan Reddy, along with Chevella MP Konda Vishweshwar Reddy, addressed BJP workers and reviewed railway works.
- What
- Reddy criticized the BRS and Congress over alleged debt and corruption while outlining railway and MMTS projects in Telangana.
- When
- On Sunday; he later reviewed the Vikarabad railway works the same day.
- Where
- Tandur and Vikarabad in Telangana.
- Why
- He was campaigning for BJP support and discussing railway modernisation and expansion projects.
- Debt allegation
- Reddy said Telangana is struggling under Rs 13 lakh crore of debt.
- Commission allegation
- He alleged that the Congress government has fixed a 30% commission rate on real estate, contracts and building works.
- Stations being upgraded
- Forty-two railway stations in Telangana are being upgraded to international standards.
- Vikarabad station project
- The modernisation project costs Rs 27 crore and is expected to be completed by year-end.
- Vikarabad station traffic
- The station handles about 15,000 passengers and 60 trains daily, according to Reddy.
- Railway investment
- Reddy said Rs 80,000 crore worth of railway projects are underway in Telangana.
- MMTS extension
- Tenders were called for extending MMTS services to Yadagirigutta, with the project estimated at Rs 500 crore.
- Second-phase MMTS funding
- Reddy said the Centre would bear the entire Rs 1,200 crore cost of the second phase.