Telangana Removes Two-Child Policy for Elections | Political Strategy or Social Reform?
Telangana ends the two-child policy for elections. Debate grows on Revanth Reddy’s strategy, social issues, and support for larger families.
Telangana Removes Two-Child Policy for Elections | Political Strategy or Social Reform?
The Telangana government’s decision to remove the two-child policy for contesting elections has sparked widespread debate across political and social circles. This move is being seen as both a political strategy and a step toward broader social inclusivity. One perspective suggests that Chief Minister Revanth Reddy’s decision is politically motivated, aiming to secure votes from communities where larger families are more common. Critics argue that such reforms are often timed to influence electoral outcomes, raising questions about the deeper intent behind the policy change. However, supporters like Kalyani strongly defend the move, highlighting that leadership qualities should not be restricted by family size. She believes that capable leaders with more than two children deserve the opportunity to serve the people and contribute meaningfully to governance. Another layer of the debate focuses on population and social responsibilities. A participant in the discussion emphasized that a lar…
