Hyderabad: Vem Narender Reddy oath as a Rajya Sabha member was administered on Thursday at Parliament House in New Delhi.
The ceremony marked a significant moment for Telangana’s political representation in the Upper House of Parliament. Several leaders and public representatives attended the event, highlighting its importance.
Labour, Employment and Mines Minister G. Vivek Venkatswamy and Peddapalli MP Gaddam Vamshi Krishna were present during the ceremony. Both leaders extended their congratulations and expressed confidence in his ability to take on the new responsibility.
Following the ceremony, leaders from across the political spectrum conveyed their best wishes. The event witnessed participation from Ministers, MPs, MLCs and other senior leaders, reflecting strong political support.
Leaders express confidence in new Rajya Sabha member
Leaders said the induction marks the beginning of a responsible and active tenure. They expressed hope that he would focus on addressing key public issues and contribute meaningfully to parliamentary discussions.
Minister Vivek Venkatswamy stated that strong representation at the national level is crucial for raising Telangana’s concerns. Similarly, MP Vamshi Krishna noted that effective participation in Parliament can help bring more attention to the state’s development priorities.
Political observers believe that his presence in the Rajya Sabha could help strengthen coordination between the state and the Centre. They also pointed out that such roles play an important part in shaping policy discussions.
Leaders further stated that he is expected to safeguard Telangana’s interests and advocate for policies that benefit the state. They added that active participation in debates and committees will be essential during his tenure.
The Vem Narender Reddy oath reflects the continued political engagement of Telangana in national affairs. It also underlines the importance of experienced leadership in representing regional aspirations at the national level.
