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Congress and TDP responsible for Palamuru’s backwardness: KTR
Addressing a huge crowd in an election campaign meeting at Kalwakurthy, Minister KT Rama Rao said Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao has brought smiles on poor peoples face with his progressive schemes and policies in the past four and a half years
Kalwakurthy: Addressing a huge crowd in an election campaign meeting at Kalwakurthy, Minister KT Rama Rao said Chief Minister K. Chandrashekhar Rao has brought smiles on poor people’s face with his progressive schemes and policies in the past four and a half years.
“Agriculture has been the top priority of CM KCR. He provided complete support to farmers in the form of Rythu Bandhu and also made sure that farmers received a timely supply of seeds and fertilizers,” said KT Rama Rao.
“If TRS comes to power, CM KCR as promised will increase the Rythu Bandhu investment support amount from eight thousand per acre per year to ten thousand per acre per year," he added.
He mentioned that it was Congress who filed false cases in courts on Palamuru irrigation project. “Decades of Congress rule and TDP government’s negligence are responsible for the backwardness of Palamuru region,” he added.
"A vote for Congress and TDP would halt the progress of the region," he said. He sought the support of the people and urged them to write their own destiny with their vote.
