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KCR directs MLAs, MPs to adopt villages
KCR directs MLAs, MPs to adopt villages. Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao on Wednesday directed TRS MLAs and MPs to adopt one village each in their respective constituencies and promote development through Grama Jyothi programme.
Hyderabad: Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao on Wednesday directed TRS MLAs and MPs to adopt one village each in their respective constituencies and promote development through Grama Jyothi programme. Addressing a meeting of Telangana Rashtra Samithi Legislative Party (TRSLP) meeting here, Rao said governing bodies for 12 corporations would be constituted soon.
- Gram Jyothi programme is aimed at ushering in ‘Gram Swaraj’
- He warns people’s representatives that the people will turn against them unless they address the problems
- He advises the opposition to stop mud-slinging at the government
He advised the opposition parties to stop mud-slinging at the government. “We should together strive for rural development to usher in Gram Swaraj. Unless we promote development of rural areas, people will not support us,” he told the legislators. He asked the legislators and MPs to send proposals to constitute governing bodies for Market committees.
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Social equations should be ensured in the constitution of governing bodies, he said. He told the legislators and MPs that the people would back the TRS in its endeavour to usher in a welfare state if the leaders addressed their grievances. He stressed the need to address the problems being faced by the people both in villages and towns.
The Grama Jyothi programme, he said, should be able to create confidence among the villagers that their problems and grievances would be resolved in a phased manner. The successive government had ignored the villages, he said.
