Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy announced on Wednesday that the two electoral promises made by the ruling Congress, giving women LPG cylinders for Rs 500 and giving the 200 units of free power to poor would be implemented in a week.The statement from the chief minister came while addressing a public gathering following the ceremonial groundbreaking of development projects valued at Rs 4,369 crores in his Assembly constituency of Kodangal. CM Reddy also declared that the Congress government would shortly carry out its election-year pledge to waive a Rs 2 lakh farm debt.Notably, the state government has already implemented free travel for women in state-rum RTC buses and a health scheme of Rs 10 lakh for the poor, out of the six poll guarantees of Congress, he said.In the meantime, Revanth Reddy attacked the opposition BRS and BJP for disappointing the people of the undividedMahabubnagar district over irrigation projects, laying the stage for a heated campaign for the next Lok Sabha elections. Reddy specifically targeted former Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao (KCR) for not fulfilling promises related to the Palamuru-Ranga Reddy lift irrigation project despite a hefty investment of Rs 27,000 crore.Heres the list of six poll guarantees made by ruling party in Assembly Elections, which is likely to make major impact on upcoming Lok Sabha Elections 2024.Mahalakshmi SchemeFinancial assistance scheme for all women aged 18-65, with a monthly payment of Rs 2,000.Rythu BharosaSupport for farmers, including loan waiver, input subsidies, irrigation infrastructure development, and price guarantees for crops.Gruha JyothiFree electricity to all households up to 200 units per month.Indiramma IndluFree housing for eligible families living in dilapidated houses.Yuva VikasamSkill development and employment opportunities for youth, including unemployment allowance and entrepreneurship support.CheyuthaMonthly pension of Rs 4,000 for senior citizens above 65, along with increased health insurance coverage under Rajiv Arogyasri.