Revant Reddy’s US Visit Cancelled: SC Report Reveals 89 Criminal Cases Against Telangana CM
Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy has cancelled his scheduled official visit to the United States. According to reports, the trip was called off after the central government reportedly denied him the necessary political clearance. This development comes to light following a Supreme Court report which revealed that there are 89 pending criminal cases against the Chief Minister. The cancellation of the high-profile international trip has drawn significant political attention in the state. Opposition parties are likely to raise questions regarding the legal status and the implications of these pending cases. The Chief Minister's office has not yet issued a detailed official statement regarding the specific reasons for the denial of the clearance by the Centre, leaving political circles abuzz with speculation about the unfolding situation in Telangana.
Telangana CM Revanth Reddy’s proposed US visit has been cancelled after the Centre reportedly did not grant political clearance for the trip. While Reddy questioned the decision and termed it politically motivated, the issue has triggered a fresh political debate between the Telangana government and the Centre.Meanwhile, a report submitted before the Supreme Court by Amicus Curiae Vijay Hansaria has revealed the criminal cases pending against MPs, MLAs and Chief Ministers. According to the report, Telangana CM Revanth Reddy faces 89 cases, the highest among the Chief Ministers mentioned in the report.
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