Hyderabad: The Telangana Assembly session is scheduled to begin on August 30, with the cabinet confirming the plan during its meeting on August 29. The five-day monsoon sitting comes at a time of heightened political focus.
The Justice P.C. Ghose Commission report on the Kaleshwaram project’s alleged irregularities will be the central agenda item. The state government intends to present the report and hold a full debate on its findings.
Political stakes high in Telangana Assembly session
The Kaleshwaram project has been one of Telangana’s most contentious infrastructure initiatives. Allegations of corruption and cost escalations have kept it in the spotlight. Tabling the Commission report in the Assembly ensures that both ruling and opposition benches will stake their positions in full view of the public.
Chief Minister Revanth Reddy had pledged earlier that the report would not remain confidential. His assurance to present it in the Assembly underscores the government’s strategy of confronting the issue directly. The move could reshape public perception ahead of upcoming political battles.
