Dr. K. A. Paul has questioned Telangana’s six guarantees and raised corruption allegations against CM Revanth Reddy ahead of the Bharat Summit
Hyderabad: With Hyderabad set to host the Bharat Summit from November 12 to 14, Praja Shanti Party president Dr. K. A. Paul has questioned the Telangana government’s record on governance and electoral promises. He has urged political parties, youth organisations and international delegates to boycott the event until the state addresses the concerns he has raised.
Paul criticised Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy’s administration and questioned the implementation of the six guarantees announced before the 2023 Telangana Assembly elections.
He argued that the government should explain the progress made on its promises rather than focus only on attracting international attention and investment.
Six Guarantees Become a Key Issue
The six guarantees were among the major electoral promises made ahead of the 2023 Assembly elections. Dr. Paul has demanded accountability over delays and what he described as incomplete implementation.
He appealed to voters, political parties and civil society groups to question the government about its performance.
The press release does not provide a guarantee-wise assessment or supporting implementation figures. Therefore, the extent of implementation requires verification against official government records.
Paul Calls for Independent Investigation
Paul also raised corruption allegations against Chief Minister Revanth Reddy. He called for an independent investigation into the alleged misuse of public resources and claims involving the Chief Minister’s family.
He said he had sent a representation to Chief Justice of India Justice Surya Kant. According to Paul, he also forwarded copies to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Home Minister Amit Shah, the Chief Justice of the Telangana High Court, the CBI and other investigative authorities.
The allegations have not been established through the information in the press release. Any investigation or official response would be important to establish the facts.
Investors Asked to Reconsider Agreements
Paul appealed to international delegates, investors and business representatives to avoid signing investment deals or contracts in Telangana until the issues he raised receive attention.
He also called on the BJP, BRS, Congress and Communist parties to come together and demand accountability. He named Rahul Gandhi and K. C. Venugopal among the political leaders he wanted to intervene.
The appeal comes ahead of the three-day Bharat Summit in Hyderabad, which is scheduled to begin on November 12.
Legal Action Planned After November 15
Paul warned that he would pursue legal action if the allegations remained unaddressed. He said he intended to take the matter forward after November 15 and continue his efforts over the following months.
He clarified that his appeal was not against Telangana or its people. Instead, he described it as an effort to protect the state’s interests and promote responsible governance.
The Telangana government’s response to Paul’s allegations and boycott appeal was not included in the press release.
