Telangana Cabinet Meeting on November 15 to Decide Key Issues
Telangana Cabinet Meeting | Hyderabad, Nov. 12: The Telangana Cabinet meeting, chaired by Chief Minister Revanth Reddy, will be held at the Secretariat on November 15.
The government is expected to take several key policy decisions during this session, according to official sources.
Major Decisions Expected After Jubilee Hills Bypoll Result
The Jubilee Hills by-election vote counting will take place on November 14, with the results expected by afternoon.
The Congress party is confident of victory, citing reports collected from its cadres, leaders, and ministers. Party sources said they anticipate a decisive win with a substantial majority.
According to political observers, the Congress believes that the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) is losing ground in the constituency, and the outcome will reflect public approval of the government’s performance.
Following the bypoll result, the Cabinet is expected to announce crucial administrative and political measures.
Telangana Cabinet Meeting
Sources indicate that the meeting’s agenda includes discussions on local body elections, BC reservations, celebrations marking two years of Congress governance, and other state-level policy matters.
The timing of the meeting was reportedly aligned with the bypoll results to gauge public sentiment before making important decisions.
Originally planned for November 7 and later postponed to November 12, the Cabinet meeting has now been officially scheduled for November 15.
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