Sat Jun 28 16:00:00 UTC 2025: **Hyderabad Gets New Flyover, CM Reddy Vows Unfettered Development**

**Hyderabad, Telangana – June 28, 2025** – Chief Minister Revanth Reddy today inaugurated the PJR Flyover in Gachibowli, Hyderabad, a 1.2-kilometer, six-lane structure aimed at easing traffic congestion at the Gachibowli intersection. Constructed by the Congress government at a cost of ₹182.72 crores, the flyover connects Kondapur to Gachibowli via the Outer Ring Road (ORR).

Speaking at the opening ceremony, CM Reddy emphasized his government’s commitment to Hyderabad’s development and warned against any obstruction. He highlighted the legacy of PJR, after whom the flyover is named, praising his contributions to bringing Godavari and Krishna river water to Hyderabad, solving the drinking water issues. He also mentioned that PJR was instrumental in laying the foundation for Hyderabad’s Hi-Tech City. The CM credited Chandrababu Naidu for taking Hi-Tech City forward.

Looking ahead, CM Reddy predicted that the constituencies will be reorganized in 2029, and that Serilingampally will be divided into four constituencies. He revealed plans to attract ₹2 lakh crore in investments and pledged to transform Hyderabad into a pollution-free city. He expressed that electric vehicles will have tax-exemptions and auto’s will have to switch to CNG and Electric versions. The CM criticized those allegedly creating obstacles to the government’s development initiatives under the guise of politics.

Reddy also announced the phasing out of diesel RTC buses in Hyderabad, to be replaced with electric alternatives, and expressed his frustration with the lack of central government support for key projects like the Metro and Musi Riverfront development. He plans to appeal to Union Home Minister Amit Shah, who is scheduled to visit Telangana, for greater cooperation. He further questioned the contribution of BJP leaders from Telangana in bringing projects from the central government. He also appreciated actor Nagarjuna for turning over two acres for N-Convention back to the government.

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