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Note ban a very bold step taken by Centre: Kavitha
Referring to the controversy over the construction of double bedroom houses, Kavitha said the issue was under discussion in the ongoing State Assembly session. The TRS government would ensure that all poor will get double bedroom houses, she asserted. Kavitha stated that the State government has allotted crores of rupees for the benefit of unemployed
Karimnagar: Nizamabad MP Kalvakuntla Kavitha described demonetisation as a ‘very bold step taken by the Centre’.Speaking to press persons on the sidelines of a private function here on Wednesday, the MP stated that she has appealed to the government to solve the problems of people in securing smaller currency notes after the higher notes were banned.
Referring to the controversy over the construction of double bedroom houses, Kavitha said the issue was under discussion in the ongoing State Assembly session. The TRS government would ensure that all poor will get double bedroom houses, she asserted. Kavitha stated that the State government has allotted crores of rupees for the benefit of unemployed.
Speaking after launching NIC centre in the town, she outlined the employment schemes being implemented by the State government, after allotting crores. Jobless youth should take advantage of the various schemes being implemented by the State, she suggested.
