CM Launches Rs 775.72 Crore Projects In Siddipet

Chief Minister Revanth Reddy today launched a series of development projects and initiated new construction works worth Rs 775.72 crore, for the Siddipet and Gajwel Assembly constituencies in Siddipet district.

The constituencies are both BRS strongholds, and are currently represented by T Harish Rao and K Chandrashekar Rao.

Officials said that the Chief Minister inaugurated an oil palm factory, built at a cost of Rs 300 crore, in the Narmetta village of Nangunuru. He also laid the foundation stone for water supply and underground drainage projects worth Rs 141.34 crore in Siddipet municipality, and for a new district jail building costing Rs 78 crore in Ensanpally.

The CM also inaugurated a 50-bed Integrated AYUSH Hospital in Ensanpally (Rs 15 crore), a Central Medicine Store in Ensanpally (Rs 3.6 crore), a Primary Health Centre (PHC) building in Gatlamalyala (Rs 1.43 crore) and a newly constructed Urban Primary Health Centre (UPHC) building in Ambedkar Nagar (Rs 1.43 crore).

In the Gajwel constituency, the CM laid the foundation stone for the Young India Integrated Residential School Complex, a project estimated at Rs 200 crore, in Kondapaka. He also inaugurated additional infrastructure facilities at Telangana Public School in Markook (Rs 16.62 crore), the Integrated Mandal Offices Complex (IOC) in Markook (Rs 8.65 crore) and another Integrated Mandal Offices Complex (IOC) in Jagadevpur (Rs 9.65 crore).

Revanth Reddy is eyeing the Siddipet consituency, promising a cabinet position to any Congress candidate who can win it.