Hyderabad: The real estate market in Telangana has taken a significant hit, with KTR, a prominent political figure, attributing the downturn to the mindless decisions and blackmail tactics of the Congress government.
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KTR, or K T Rama Rao, is the son of the Chief Minister of Telangana and a prominent leader in the ruling TRS party. He holds several key ministerial positions and is a significant voice in state politics.
KTR attributes the real estate downturn primarily to the mindless decisions and blackmail tactics of the Congress government, which have led to a decline in revenue and a lack of investor confidence.
The real estate market in Telangana has experienced a significant drop in sales and investment, affecting both residential and commercial properties. There is growing concern about the future of the sector and the livelihoods of those dependent on it.
KTR suggests a comprehensive review of existing policies, simplifying the regulatory framework, providing incentives for developers, and improving infrastructure to create a conducive environment for business and investment.
The TRS party, led by KTR's father, is advocating for a more investor-friendly environment and better infrastructure development to address the real estate crisis. They are critical of the Congress government's policies and emphasize the need for long-term planning and sustainable growth.

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