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KCR copying Cong schemes: Jeevan Reddy
KCR copying Cong schemes: Jeevan Reddy. Deputy CLP leader in Legislative Assembly T Jeevan Reddy on Tuesday accused the TRS government of deliberately stalling the schemes launched during the previous Congress regime.
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Hyderabad: Deputy CLP leader in Legislative Assembly T Jeevan Reddy on Tuesday accused the TRS government of deliberately stalling the schemes launched during the previous Congress regime. Speaking to the media persons on Assembly premises here, Jeevan Reddy alleged that Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao has been delaying the completion of Pranahita-Chevella project only to deprive the Congress party from taking the credit for same.
Similarly, instead of continuing girl child welfare scheme Bangaru Talli, the TRS government launched Kalyana Lakshmi/Shaadi Mubarak by reducing the amounts. While promising one super-specialty hospital in every district, KCR has stopped funding for Bibinagar NIMS. KCR is originally copying the Congress schemes, but launching them with new names as he is afraid that Congress would take the credit for same.
Jeevan Reddy also accused the Chief Minister of paying no attention to the damages caused due to unseasonal rains. Stating that nearly three lakh acres of crops were damaged due to recent unseasonal rains, he said the State government was yet to prepare a final report and submit it to the Centre. He said in Karimnagar district alone, horticulture crops spread across one lakh acre were damaged.
