Congress leader Uttam Kumar Reddy has promised to revive the Tummidihatti irrigation project in Telangana if the party is voted to power in the upcoming elections. The project, which has been a bone of contention between the ruling TRS party and the opposition Congress, aims to provide irrigation water to several districts in the state. Reddy’s announcement comes at a time when the state is facing severe water scarcity, and farmers are struggling to cultivate their lands. The Tummidihatti project has the potential to significantly improve the agriculture sector in the region and bring relief to farmers. Reddy has accused the TRS government of neglecting the project and failing to prioritize the needs of the farmers. He has promised to fast-track the project and ensure that it is completed on time if the Congress comes to power. The revival of the Tummidihatti project has become a key election issue in Telangana, with both parties vying for the support of the farming community. With the elections just around the corner, it remains to be seen whether Reddy’s promise will sway voters in favor of the Congress.