Harish Rao, a prominent figure in Telangana, has strongly criticized the Congress party for the recent decline in the real estate sector and the overall economic downturn in the state. As a realtor, Revanth Reddy once boasted about his knowledge of real e
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Harish Rao is a prominent political figure in Telangana known for his candid and outspoken nature. He has been critical of the Congress party's management of the state.
Harish Rao has accused the Congress party of mismanaging the real estate sector and contributing to the overall economic decline in Telangana.
The real estate sector in Telangana has experienced a significant downturn, with home prices plummeting and construction projects being postponed or abandoned.
The decline in the real estate sector has led to job losses in the construction industry, reduced consumer spending, and financial difficulties for many families and businesses.
Harish Rao has suggested measures such as reducing property taxes, providing incentives for developers, and improving infrastructure to attract more investment and stimulate the economy.
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