CM Revanth Reddy Directs Officials To Speed Up Development Works In Maddur

Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy has directed officials to accelerate ongoing development works and ensure that construction projects are completed within the prescribed timelines without compromising on quality. During his district tour, the Chief Minister inspected several infrastructure projects on the ground and reviewed their progress with elected representatives and officials.

In Maddur of Narayanpet district, Revanth Reddy inspected the ongoing construction of a Government Degree College building. He reviewed the proposed designs and layout and asked officials to make necessary changes to the plan by keeping the institution’s future requirements in mind. He also instructed authorities to construct a compound wall around the college premises and stressed that there should be no compromise on construction quality.

The Chief Minister walked through the project site and assessed the progress of the works in detail. He instructed officials to speed up construction so that the college building could be completed within the stipulated deadline. During his visit, he also interacted with local residents, listened to their concerns and received representations on various issues.

Revanth Reddy subsequently inspected the construction of a Social Welfare Residential School being built in the same area. Officials explained that the land for the project had originally been purchased by a group of farmers around a decade ago in response to local needs and was later handed over to the government for public use.

After examining the construction plans, the Chief Minister inspected different parts of the school campus and issued directions to officials on the ongoing works. He also interacted with residents and accepted their petitions. Revanth Reddy met the farmers who had contributed their land for the project and directed officials to identify the families involved and sanction Indiramma houses for them.

The Chief Minister also reviewed development works in Vikarabad district. In Gokafasalwad village of Doultabad mandal, he inspected the construction of a BC Welfare Residential School and assessed the progress of the project. He later visited the ongoing construction of Government Junior College buildings in Doultabad town and gave officials instructions regarding the works.

During the inspections, the Chief Minister emphasised the importance of completing public infrastructure projects on schedule while maintaining construction standards. His field-level review covered educational and residential facilities intended to strengthen access to government institutions in the districts.