Telangana Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy on Monday announced that the state government would not accept the Rs 100 crore CSR contribution pledged by industrialist Gautam Adani for the proposed Young India Skills University in the state.

Over a month after they welcomed the Rs 100 crore donation from Adani Group, The Telangana government, on Monday announced that it will not be seeking transfer of funds in light of the 'present circumstances'.

The Telangana government has chosen to turn down a ₹100 crore donation from the Adani Group for the Young India Skills University. This decision, announced by Chief Minister Revanth Reddy, aims to protect the state's image amidst controversies and maintain government integrity.

In a press conference, Reddy explained that the decision to decline the generous offer was made to avoid any perception of political favoritism. He stated that accepting the donation could spark unnecessary debates,

Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy said the state government did not take any funds or donations for the Young India Skill University from any organisation, including Adani Group.

Reddy's announcement comes at a time when Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge expressed dismay over the Chair in both Houses of Parliament disallowing the opposition to raise under Rule 267 the issue of corruption allegations against the Adani Group.

Telangana rejected Adani Group's Rs 100 crore donation. Chief Minister Revanth Reddy cited concerns over controversies. The donation was intended for the Young India Skills University. The government aims to maintain integrity.

The Telangana government has refused Rs 100 crore donation from the Adani Foundation for the Young India Skills University following the recent fraud charges brought by the US against the billionaire.