MLA Nayini Proposes All-party Panel To Reclaim Govt Lands

Hanumakonda: Warangal West MLA Nayini Rajender Reddy on Sunday proposed the formation of a joint committee with representatives from political parties, public organisations and student unions to protect government lands and prevent encroachments in Warangal.

Addressing a press conference at the District Congress Committee office in Hanumakonda, he alleged that Opposition parties were criticising the government without placing complete facts before the public. He accused former chief minister K. Chandrashekar Rao and BJP leaders of neglecting Telangana activists after state formation.

Reddy criticised what he described as distribution of goods under the guise of welfare using illegally amassed wealth and expressed concern over the participation of senior BRS leader T. Harish Rao in such programmes. He said people who had earlier targeted Congress leaders were now criticising the Congress government and maintained that public programmes should not be used as platforms for political attacks.

Reaffirming the government’s development agenda, he said ₹11 crore had been sanctioned for development of Mada streets in the city and an additional ₹19 crore secured on June 12 after discussions with Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy. He alleged that Opposition parties were misrepresenting these allocations as achievements of the previous government.

Calling for collective action, the MLA proposed an all-party committee including CPI and CPM representatives to identify and reclaim encroached government lands through a mechanism similar to HYDRAA.

Referring to the YSR Nagar land issue, he alleged that BJP and BRS leaders were making baseless accusations and said that if the land was established as government property, it should be used for public transport and administrative purposes. He added that he had written to the district collector seeking action against illegal constructions in the Warangal West constituency.

Reddy said the Congress government had secured funds for an underground drainage system in the city and alleged that previous governments had neglected development of Mamnoor Airport despite completion of land acquisition.

On housing, he said the Indiramma Housing Scheme was being implemented transparently and alleged that houses built during the previous regime were not properly handed over to beneficiaries. He said title deeds had recently been distributed under the supervision of the SC and ST Commission.

Criticising the Union government, he said Telangana was not receiving its fair share of funds despite contributing significant tax revenues and challenged BJP leaders to outline their developmental initiatives in the state.

He said public welfare and development remained his priority and added that people would support leaders who deliver results.