Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy has reiterated his government’s position on Muslim reservations, declaring that no one can abolish the existing reservation provision in the state.
The statement, highlighted prominently on the cover of GAWAH Urdu Weekly, addresses a politically sensitive issue with a direct bearing on educational and employment opportunities for eligible members of the Muslim community.
Muslim reservations have remained an important part of Telangana’s public policy debate. The issue is closely watched by students, job aspirants, community organisations and political parties, particularly because of its implications for access to education and public employment.
The Chief Minister’s reported assurance is therefore likely to be of considerable interest to beneficiaries and community representatives. The print report carries the statement as a strong reaffirmation; readers should refer to the full speech or an official transcript for the complete context and exact wording.
This article is adapted from a report that originally appeared in the print edition of GAWAH Urdu Weekly, dated 20–26 November 2026.
