Archive · 4 Jan 2026
MLAs demand completion of 2BHK houses
MLAs from different parties in Telangana asked the Housing Minister to finish building 2BHK houses and clear pending bills.
The Minister said that most bills in urban areas are cleared, but some in rural areas are still pending.
He also mentioned that the government will give houses to poor people in three phases.
The Minister promised to meet with MLAs to discuss these issues.
Meanwhile, farmers from Adilabad protested near the Assembly, demanding completion of an irrigation project and payment for their land.
The Deputy Chief Minister also talked about the Gruha Jyothi scheme, which gives free electricity to poor families, benefiting over 52 lakh households.
MLAs from Congress, BJP, and the Speaker raised issues about pending bills for 2BHK houses.
The Housing Minister stated that urban bills are cleared, but rural bills worth Rs 122.43 crore are pending.
The government plans to distribute houses to eligible poor in three phases, with 52,000 houses ready for occupancy.
Farmers from Adilabad protested near the Assembly, demanding completion of the Korata-Chanaka irrigation project and payment for acquired land.
The Gruha Jyothi scheme has benefited 52.82 lakh households, with the government paying Rs 3,593.17 crore in electricity bills.
- Who
- MLAs from various parties and the Speaker
- What
- Demanded completion of 2BHK houses and clearance of pending bills
- When
- During the Question Hour in the Assembly on Saturday
- Where
- Telangana State Assembly, Hyderabad
- Why
- To address delays in payment of bills and completion of housing projects
- Pending Bills
- Rs 204 crore
- Houses in Different Stages
- 3 lakh
- Ready for Gruha Praveshams
- 52,000
- Gruha Jyothi Beneficiaries
- 52.82 lakh
- Financial Burden (March 2024-Dec 2025)
- Rs 3,593 crore
