Archive · 4 Oct 2025
Harish Rao Accuses Congress of Neglecting Health Projects
Imagine the state is building new hospitals to help people feel better.
A BRS leader, Harish Rao, says the new government isn't working hard enough on these projects.
He claims the new leaders are intentionally slowing things down and the neighborhood clinics aren't working well.
But a Congress leader, Aadi Srinivas, says the previous government didn't finish the hospitals and failed to resolve issues.
Both sides are disagreeing about who's responsible for what is happening with the new hospitals.
Harish Rao accuses the Congress government of neglecting health sector initiatives.
He claims the Congress is deliberately delaying projects started under the previous BRS regime.
Construction of TIMS hospitals has slowed since the Congress took office.
Aadi Srinivas counters that the BRS government did not complete TIMS projects.
Srinivas also points to the Chief Minister's recent action of laying a foundation stone for new buildings.
- Who
- Harish Rao, Aadi Srinivas
- What
- Accusations of neglecting health sector projects
- When
- December 2023 (Congress assumed office); October 4th (reporting date)
- Where
- Telangana
- Why
- Harish Rao alleges the Congress government is deliberately delaying projects.
BRS Perspective (Harish Rao)
Congress Perspective (Aadi Srinivas)
Project Progress
BRS Perspective (Harish Rao)
The Congress government is slowing down the TIMS project.
Congress Perspective (Aadi Srinivas)
The BRS government failed to complete TIMS and other proposed super-speciality hospitals despite being in power for 10 years.
Basti Dawakhanas
BRS Perspective (Harish Rao)
Basti Dawakhanas are not functioning well now.
Congress Perspective (Aadi Srinivas)
Not addressed in the article.
OGH Safety
BRS Perspective (Harish Rao)
Not addressed in the article.
Congress Perspective (Aadi Srinivas)
The current government is addressing the safety risk of the existing OGH buildings.
- Key Figure
- Harish Rao
- Political Party
- BRS
- Current Govt.
- Congress
- Project Type
- TIMS (Telangana Institute of Medical Sciences)