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Revanth Unveils TG Sports Policy, Slams BRS

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August 03, 2025

Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy alleged that negligence by the previous BRS government had left stadiums in the state reduced to venues for marriages, private events, and sunburn parties.

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Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy alleged that negligence by the previous BRS government had left stadiums in the state reduced to venues for marriages, private events, and sunburn parties. He was speaking at the first edition of the Telangana Sports Policy 2025 in Hyderabad on Saturday, where he unveiled the Telangana Sports Policy 2025.

Revanth recalled the city's sporting past: "Hyderabad hosted National Games in 2002, Commonwealth Games in 2003, and World Military Games in 2007. The Gachibowli area was developed only because of the sports stadium there. Over the previous BRS government's decade-long tenure, all stadiums were neglected and converted into function halls. The state government is making all necessary efforts to change this situation."

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