Revanth Reddy stresses respect for constitutional institutions, criticises BRS' past actions
Telangana CM A. Revanth Reddy emphasizes the importance of respecting constitutional institutions and criticizes the BRS government for bypassing the Governor's address in the past. He outlines the Congress government’s commitment to following constitutional principles and ensuring transparency in the Governor’s speech.
Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy stressed the importance of respect for constitutional institutions and criticized the past actions of the BRS. He emphasized that constitutional institutions are built on the spirit of the Constitution, and it is the responsibility of everyone to respect them. He made these remarks during the motion of thanks to the Governor's speech in the Assembly. For more updates on Hyderabad, visit Vaartha's Hyderabad section.
Motion of Thanks to the Governor's Speech
Revanth Reddy also pointed out that during the BRS regime, the budget session in 2022 began without the governor's speech. In 2023, the BRS-led government had initially planned to skip the governor's address, but the speech was allowed only after the court's intervention. He criticized the previous government, saying that governments are not personal property and accused the BRS of insulting the then woman governor. He said, “The governor will address the assembly only on topics approved by the cabinet. Ours is a Congress government, a people's administration and that is our way. We will include only the work done for the people in the governor's speech.” For further details, you can check Vaartha’s e-paper.
What's Your Reaction?
