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Cadre urged to make enrollment drive successful
Deputy Speaker of Telangana Assembly T Padma Rao Goud said that TRS party had been following a unique tradition of honouring festivals of all religions. He was speaking after launching party membership enrollment drive in Mettuguda division near Old Amar Talkies on Wednesday.
Mettuguda: Deputy Speaker of Telangana Assembly T Padma Rao Goud said that TRS party had been following a unique tradition of honouring festivals of all religions. He was speaking after launching party membership enrollment drive in Mettuguda division near Old Amar Talkies on Wednesday.
Speaking on the occasion, Padma Rao Goud said that they had been looking after the welfare of every section in Secunderabad constituency. Many developmental programmes, which previous governments ignored in the last 50 years, had been taken up by TRS government.
He urged party cadre to help poor people avail the government schemes. He exhorted the party workers to explain people the various initiatives taken up by the state government and make the enrolment programme successful.
Among those who were present on the occasion include TRS party state secretary Bakki Venkataiah, corporator Bhargavi, party senior leaders, activists and others.
