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Revanth: T'gana's fiscal position dire, bankers viewing state reps as 'thieves'

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May 06, 2025

COMING down heavily on leaders of employee unions over reports that they have declared a "war" against the government, Telangana CM A Revanth Reddy on Monday asked them if they had any responsibility towards the people.

- MANDA RAVINDER REDDY @ Hyderabad

Revanth: T'gana's fiscal position dire, bankers viewing state reps as 'thieves'

The CM said, "The previous BRS government left the state bankrupt. Even if you cut me into pieces, the revenue of the state government will not cross ₹18,500 crore per month. I am asking leaders of the employees association to explain what they will do to me. Will you cut me, cook and eat? Don't you have any responsibility towards people?"

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