Telangana Congress leaders, who until now are indulged in a cat-fight for PCC president Post, have diverted their attention on to the TRS government and it’s Chief Minister KCR, after being warned by their party high command of serious action.

 

State Congress vice-president Shabbier Ali has come up with a lengthy list of CM KCR’s promises and asked him when and how he will implement all those tall promises and from where he tap huge funds for them.

 

He reminds him about his promises of cleansing Hussein Sagar Lake, high rise builds around it, developing Vinayak Sagar, world’s tallest building at Indira Park, elevated express high ways in Hyderabad city, another airport on the north side of the city.

 

Constructing Film city, Sports city, Educational city at Rachakonda, Thermal power plant in Nalgonda district, Textile park in Warangal, New building for Ravindra Bharathi, converting Adilabad district into another Kashmir, developing Yadagirigutta like another Vatican city, India’s tallest Hanuman statue on it.

 

He also reminds him about his tall promises of developing Kareem Nagar like New York City, developing Hyderabad like Silicon Valley, developing Hyderabad city into hardware and IT hub, shifting of Chanchalguda jail, Race course and military camps from the city limits, creating four new districts and formation of technology development bank etc.

 

However, he also forgets hundred other promises like crop loan waiver, pensions to all deserved, two bed room houses to people below poverty line, three acres of land to each family of SC, ST and tribals, regularization of 125 square land to the poor people in the twin cities.

 

There are some serious missions like Mission Kakateeya, fees reimbursement to Telangana students under FAST scheme, Hyderabad metro project completion, uninterrupted power supply within three years and many more. So, CM KCR and the concerned ministers have to answer all these questions if they have any idea about how and when their government is going to fulfill all these promises.