Archive · 25 Sep 2026
BRS Leader Chalmeda Criticises Congress Over Vemulawada Development Delays
Chalmeda Lakshmi Narasimha Rao is a BRS leader in Vemulawada.
He criticised the Congress government and MLA Aadi Srinivas.
He said the government had not done enough during its 34-month tenure.
He said farmers were having problems getting urea, irrigation water and electricity.
He asked officials to fill the Malkapet reservoir.
He also wanted pending lift irrigation projects completed.
Chalmeda said some works in Rudrangi were unfinished.
He asked for clear information about money spent on temple development.
BRS Vemulawada in-charge Chalmeda Lakshmi Narasimha Rao criticised the Congress government and MLA Aadi Srinivas.
Chalmeda questioned the Congress government’s achievements during its 34-month tenure.
He alleged farmers were struggling with urea supplies, irrigation water and electricity.
He urged the government to fill the Malkapet reservoir and implement pending lift irrigation schemes.
Chalmeda cited incomplete works in Rudrangi and sought transparency in Sri Rajarajeshwara Swamy temple spending.
- Who
- Chalmeda Lakshmi Narasimha Rao, the BRS Vemulawada constituency in-charge, criticised the Congress government and MLA Aadi Srinivas.
- What
- He alleged delays in development works and raised concerns about farmers’ access to urea, irrigation water and electricity.
- When
- Thursday; he referred to the Congress government’s 34-month tenure.
- Where
- At his residence in Vemulawada, in Rajanna-Sircilla district.
- Why
- He said development works were delayed and urged action on farming, irrigation, public buildings and temple spending.
- Speaker
- Chalmeda Lakshmi Narasimha Rao
- Political affiliation
- BRS
- Constituency
- Vemulawada
- Main criticism
- Alleged delays in development works under the Congress government
- Farmer concerns
- Urea supply, irrigation water and electricity
- Requested action
- Fill the Malkapet reservoir and implement pending lift irrigation schemes
- Other concerns
- Incomplete works in Rudrangi, delayed 30-bed hospital and police station buildings, and temple expenditure transparency