Jagadish Reddy | Suryapet: Telangana, a state in the country without poverty, is known as Sri Rama Raksha to the state by Chief Minister KCR, said Energy Minister Jagadish Reddy. In Phase-2 of Indiraamma Kalanidhi in Ward 7 of Suryapet town, former BJP city president Kondeti Edakondalu resigned from the BJP and joined the TRS.
Speaking at a meeting held in this context, Minister Jagadish Reddy said that Chief Minister KCR is the Sri Rama Raksha for the state and the country. He said that while 30% of the people in the country are eating only one meal a day and the rest are struggling with hunger, the TRS government under the leadership of Chief Minister KCR in Telangana has done away with poverty.
He said that only Telangana in the country is providing 24-hour uninterrupted power supply to every household. While BJP and Congress-ruled states are still struggling with power outages in many villages. He said that only Telangana is providing pensions to more than 45 lakh people across the country. They also said that 40 elderly people in the Suryapet assembly constituency are being provided pensions. Medical college, mini tank bunds, integrated market programs have been implemented by your vote.
They said that while the Mission Bhagiratha project has brought water to many villages that were suffering from water scarcity before 2014, there are still some areas where water is not available. They said that as soon as he took office as Chief Minister, he addressed the situation of the Mission Bhagiratha project and modernized the gates. As a result, crops worth Rs 30 crore are being cultivated on 30 thousand acres of land. The minister also urged everyone to contribute to the beautification of Suryapet as the number one city in the country.
They expressed their best wishes to the seven leaders who joined the BJP, including women activists. They invited Gulaabi Kanduva into the party. Among those who joined the party were Palavai Venkan, Shailaja, Paparavu, Ashok, Lakshmayya, Chari, Nirmal, Shriramulu, Saida, and another 200 BJP activists and women activists.
In the program, BRS state convener Vai Venkateshwarlu, district council vice-chairman Gopagani Venkatanarayana Goud, municipal chairperson Perumal Annapurna, district library chairman Nimmal Srinivas Goud, BRS city presidents Savarala Satyanarayana, chief executive director Boor Bal Saidulu Goud, counselors Bharat Mahajan Bhattulu Janni, Rapparti Srinivas, Janni Bhayi, Kadar Sathish Yadav, and Gang Lingareddy were present.
