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Telangana intensive household survey draws flak
Opposition parties in the Legislative Assembly fired on the Telangana Government about the Intensive house hold survey. On Tuesday a heated discussion too place over the Intensive Household Survey conducted on August 19 by forcing people to stay indoors.
Hyderabad: Opposition parties in the Legislative Assembly fired on the Telangana Government about the Intensive house hold survey. On Tuesday a heated discussion too place over the Intensive Household Survey conducted on August 19 by forcing people to stay indoors.
The questions are raised about the survey, they questioned about what government achieved through the survey by spending Rs 20 crore. They alleged that government closed the entire state while the bars and restaurants. They alleged that government harassed people by halting the public transportation system. They questioned the common sense behind seeking details of assets while ignoring liabilities.
Adding to the wounds Revanth Reddy pointed out that Chief Minister K. Chandrashekar Rao’s daughter and Nizamabad MP Kavitha was enrolled in both the locations, one at her in-laws house in Potangal village in Navipet mandal of Nizamabad district and in Banjara Hills residence in Hyderabad.Opposition parties said inexperienced personnel (college and school students) were used for the survey which resulted in 60 percent wrongly absorbed data.
