TRS workers told to make govt programmes popular

TRS workers told to make govt programmes popular
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MLC Palla Rajeshwar Reddy has called upon the party cadre to take the welfare programmes being implemented by the TRS government to the public.

Warangal: MLC Palla Rajeshwar Reddy has called upon the party cadre to take the welfare programmes being implemented by the TRS government to the public. He said the TRS government led by the Chief Minister, K Chandrashekar Rao, has been working dedicatedly for the welfare of the downtrodden sections.

The ongoing Telangana Haritha Haram and Mission Bhagiratha were being praised by leaders across the nation. Rajeshwar Reddy has addressed the party workers at Warangal (West) TRS unit extended executive meeting at the party urban party office in Hanamkonda on Saturday. He said the party workers have to strive hard to make the government programmes like Haritha Haram a grand success.

He lauded the efforts being made by the party workers in Warangal (West) for the success of Haritha Haram programme and also appreciated the initiatives by MLA D Vinay Bhasker towards educating the people in constructing water harvesting pits. While propagating the government welfare initiatives, the TRS workers have to effectively counter the allegations by opposition parties.

People should be educated about the real intentions of the opposition leaders in attacking the government, he added. On the occasion, MLC Rajeshwar Reddy and MLA Vinay Bhasker have released a publicity poster brought by 31st division corporator Sobiya Sabahat on her initiative ‘Mee Kosam Mee Corporator-Mee Adikarulu’.

Posters containing information of local corporator, officials and government offices would be displayed at all important junctions for the convenience of the people, corporator Sabahat informed. GWMC Deputy Mayor Khaja Sirajuddin, the party corporators D Vijay Bhasker, Boda Dinna, A Murali, V Ravinder, district minority wing president Mohammad Nayeemuddin and others were present.

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