He will be sworn in as chief minister at the Lal Bahadur Stadium at a public function for the second consecutive term on Wednesday at 6.30 pm.
Reddy will be the only minister to take oath. A team of his council of ministers will be sworn in two days later, according to sources.
In 2004 too, Reddy shunned Raj Bhavan and preferred the Lal Bahadur Stadium to take charge as chief minister in the presence of cheering party workers.
Earlier, Reddy presided over a meeting of the outgoing Cabinet, which passed a resolution recommending the resignation of the state government. He later met Governor N D Tiwari and submitted the resolution to him which will pave the way for the dissolution of the 12th House and the constitution of the 13th House.
Meanwhile, Reddy declared that he would keep aside the bitter politics that dominated the state for the last two months in the run-up to the elections. He said he would focus on the development mantra for the next five years.
