Inauguration and Promises:
Revanth Reddy assumed office as the Chief Minister of Telangana on December 7, signaling the commencement of his distinctive governance approach. Immediate steps are underway to fulfill the pre-election promises.
Cabinet Meeting and Departmental Reviews:
The CM convened a cabinet meeting followed by detailed review sessions with officials from various departments. In a meeting on Friday, he emphasized the need for seamless power supply, directing officials to ensure continuity despite the change in government. Specific attention was given to power-related matters during a subsequent review meeting at the Secretariat on December 8
Power Department Matters:
In the review, CM Revanth Reddy inquired about electricity procurement from Chhattisgarh, seeking details from authorities. Clear instructions were given to officials to maintain existing procedures, ensuring uninterrupted power supply. Additionally, the CM addressed financial aspects and instructed officers on forthcoming measures.
Government’s Electricity Policy:
The government is committed to sustaining uninterrupted household, industrial, and agricultural electricity supply across the state. Officials were advised to cooperate fully in delivering quality electricity 24/7. The CM expressed ongoing support to overcome practical challenges, encouraging officials to meet this commitment.
Debate on Meeting Attendance:
While Trans Co – Gen Co CMD Devupalli Prabhakar Rao was expected to attend the review meeting, he did not. Rao defended his absence, citing a lack of information from the CMO or department officials. Media representatives conveyed his willingness to attend if government calls are received.
This summarizes CM Revanth Reddy’s recent actions and the discussions surrounding power supply in Telangana.