With just three weeks to go before the 100-day deadline for implementation of six guarantees, the Congress government in Telangana faces an uphill task in fulfilling the poll promises.
In more than 70 days since coming to power, the party could implement only two promises, which were part of six guarantees.
With eyes on forthcoming Lok Sabha elections, Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy has announced that two other promises will be implemented within a week. However, the identification of beneficiaries from 1.29 crore applicants and rolling out other promises which are part of six guarantees pose a huge challenge for the government.
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