Prime Minister demands resolution in the context of Chief Minister’s tourism event
Hyderabad, July 6 (Namaste Telangana): In the context of the Andhra Pradesh Reorganization Act, CPI State Secretary Kunnemani Sambasivarao demanded that the promises made to Telangana be implemented immediately during the state tourism event on Saturday. Expressing dissatisfaction with the delay in implementing the promises, he stated during the Chief Minister’s tourism event on Friday and Saturday that protests would be held by the CPI in various parts of the state.
Speaking at a media gathering at MadhooMahan, Hyderabad, on Thursday, he discussed the Kajipeta Coach Factory in Warangal and Hanmakonda districts, the Bayyaram Steel Plant in Jayashankar Bhupalpally district, and the approval of Girijan University in Mulugu district. He further explained that protests against the delay in implementing these projects would be organized by the CPI on Saturday.
The CPI leader criticized the state government for not fulfilling its promises and accused it of neglecting the development of Telangana. He emphasized that these projects were crucial for the progress and welfare of the people of Telangana and urged the government to expedite their implementation.
Sambasivarao also mentioned that the CPI would continue to fight for the rights of the people and ensure that their demands are met. He urged the public to support their cause and actively participate in the protests.
The Chief Minister’s tourism event, held over two days, aimed to promote tourism in Telangana and attract more visitors to the state. However, with the CPI’s announcement of protests, it is expected that the event may face disruptions and challenges.
The CPI has been vocal about its dissatisfaction with the delay in implementing various development projects in Telangana. They have consistently demanded that the promises made during the state’s bifurcation be fulfilled promptly. With the Chief Minister’s tourism event becoming a platform for their protests, it remains to be seen how the government will respond to their demands and handle the situation.
As the state continues to grapple with the fallout of the Andhra Pradesh Reorganization Act, it is crucial for the government to address the concerns of various stakeholders and ensure the smooth implementation of development projects. The coming days will reveal whether the demands of the CPI and other groups will be met, or if further protests and disruptions are on the horizon.
