Overview
- The Telangana Congress disciplinary committee, chaired by Mallu Ravi, is considering a formal notice to MLA Komatireddy Rajagopal Reddy for publicly rebuking Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy.
- Rajagopal Reddy charged that over 20 Andhra Pradesh–based contractors looted funds from the Kaleshwaram irrigation project and accused the chief minister of stalling investigations.
- He renewed demands for the three vacant ministerial berths promised when he rejoined Congress in 2023 and pressed for immediate local body elections.
- His public dissent highlights growing tensions within the state party around unfulfilled leadership promises, governance accountability and regional equity.
- The MLA also criticised disparities in development funding, pointing to a reported Rs 5,000 crore allocation to the chief minister’s constituency as evidence of favouritism.