Introduce the Right to Public Services Act
Indian National Congress · Telangana Legislative Assembly Election 2023
Last updated 11 Jul 2026
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Original manifesto wording
“The Right to Public Services Act will be introduced.”
Our Assessment
The manifesto promised a Right to Public Services Act, the statutory mechanism adopted by several Indian states that guarantees time-bound delivery of notified public services with penalties for defaulting officials. No approved-source evidence was found that such a bill has been introduced in or passed by the Telangana Legislature as of July 2026. Administrative orders under the Prajavani grievance programme mandate disposal of grievances within 30 days, but an administrative grievance mandate is not the promised statutory right with an appellate and penalty mechanism, so no intent-match credit is given. Two and a half years into the term the promised legislation has not materialised, though legislative time remains before the term ends. Budget: not applicable; no allocation evidence found.
Promise Timeline
Promise included in the Congress manifesto for the Telangana Assembly election; polling held on this date
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