Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy, who just lately criticised Maharashtra CM Devendra Fadnavis over the Tummidihatti undertaking, has now sought Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s intervention to facilitate talks on sharing Godavari waters.
Printed Date – 11 June 2026, 10:27 PM
Hyderabad: Days after launching a pointy assault on Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis over Tummidihatti undertaking, Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy adopted a extra conciliatory strategy and sought Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s intervention to facilitate discussions with the Maharashtra authorities on the utilisation of River Godavari waters.
Throughout a gathering with the Prime Minister in New Delhi on Thursday, he pressured that entry to Godavari waters was very important for Telangana’s future irrigation and consuming water necessities.
The Chief Minister’s request comes in opposition to the backdrop of his current criticism of the Maharashtra authorities. Over the previous few days, he had accused Fadnavis of failing to answer Telangana’s requests for talks on the Tummidihatti undertaking.
Addressing a public assembly at Jadcherla final week, Revanth Reddy had alleged that the Maharashtra Chief Minister was avoiding discussions on the undertaking.
“If required, stress can be exerted on him, his neck can be bent and the undertaking can be constructed,” Revanth Reddy had mentioned.
Nevertheless, throughout his assembly with the Prime Minister, the Chief Minister targeted on looking for the Centre’s assist for a variety of infrastructure and improvement tasks in Telangana.
He urged the Centre to approve the second part of the Hyderabad Metro Rail undertaking and knowledgeable the Prime Minister that proposals price Rs.38,595 crore had been submitted for the event of 122.9 kilometres of metro connectivity throughout seven corridors.
Revanth Reddy requested that the Metro Section-II undertaking be sanctioned as a three way partnership between the Centre and the State authorities.
He additionally sought quick approval for the Hyderabad Regional Ring Highway (RRR) undertaking. The Chief Minister identified that the State authorities had agreed to bear 50 per cent of the land acquisition price for the northern part and had already launched Rs.626 crore to the Nationwide Highways Authority of India.
In response to him, the southern part of the RRR was equally vital for strengthening Hyderabad’s transport infrastructure. The proposed hall connecting Choutuppal and Sangareddy would enhance regional connectivity and assist future city enlargement, he mentioned.
Revanth Reddy knowledgeable the Prime Minister that alignment maps and HMDA Grasp Plan notifications associated to the southern part had already been submitted to the Union Ministry of Highway Transport and Highways.
He urged the Centre to approve and implement each the northern and southern corridors concurrently to make sure the undertaking’s well timed completion. He additionally raised points pertaining to some different tasks.
