Date: March 26, 2025

Telangana Assembly Erupts Over ‘30% Commission’ Allegations

Political Firestorm in Telangana Budget Assembly

The ongoing Telangana budget assembly sessions have taken a dramatic turn, with intense debates between the ruling Congress party and the opposition BRS. The verbal clashes are shaping a new political narrative in the state. Congress government of taking 30% commission on projects

KTR’s ‘30% Commission’ Remark Sparks Controversy

The assembly heated up after BRS leader K.T. Rama Rao (KTR) accused the Congress-led government of functioning by collecting 20% to 30% commission on all projects. His remarks immediately provoked a strong response from the ruling party.

Deputy CM Bhatti Vikramarka Retaliates

Reacting sharply to KTR’s statement, Deputy Chief Minister Bhatti Vikramarka hit back, warning the BRS leader to control his words. He stated:

“Keep your tongue under control, KTR. It was you and your father’s government that truly ran Telangana on commissions. If you have proof, present it. Otherwise, withdraw your statement from the Assembly records.”

This exchange led to a tense atmosphere in the assembly, with both parties standing firm on their positions.

KTR Alleges Revanth Reddy Paid ₹50 Crore for PCC President Post About 30% Commission

Amid the escalating debate, KTR launched a fresh attack on Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy, citing an old claim by Congress leader Komatireddy Venkat Reddy.

KTR alleged that Revanth Reddy paid ₹50 crore to secure the PCC President post, a claim that had surfaced in the past. He further reminded the assembly that:

“Revanth Reddy was caught red-handed with money bags before becoming Chief Minister. That is his track record.”

Congress Hits Back at KTR’s Claims

KTR’s allegations infuriated Congress leaders, who strongly opposed his remarks and demanded an immediate retraction. The intense political crossfire led to chaotic scenes in the assembly, further widening the rift between the ruling party and the opposition.

As the Telangana Assembly sessions continue, more heated debates are expected between Congress and BRS. The commission allegations, bribery claims, and personal attacks have set the stage for a high-voltage political showdown in the state.

BJP’s Stance on the Heated Debate

Amid the Congress-BRS clash, BJP leaders also took the opportunity to attack both parties, stating that both the Congress and BRS had a history of corruption. BJP members accused both parties of failing to bring transparency in governance and pledged to expose all irregularities.