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Government should help poor Arya Vysya people: Rosaiah
Speaking on the occasion, Rosaiah suggested the representatives of the local bodies and Arya Vysya Sangham to solve the issues of the merchants and people of the community. The Sangham should also provide financial help to the poor families of the community regarding their children’s education.
Devarakonda (Nalgonda): The government should look after the welfare of the poor people belonging to Arya Vysya community, Tamil Nadu former Governor K Rosiah felt.He attended as a chief guest at the oath taking ceremony of the members of new district body of Arya Vysya Sangham at Devarakonda on Thursday.
Speaking on the occasion, Rosaiah suggested the representatives of the local bodies and Arya Vysya Sangham to solve the issues of the merchants and people of the community. The Sangham should also provide financial help to the poor families of the community regarding their children’s education.
Rosaiah recollected his association with Devarakonda saying that he had visited the town once during his political career.Home Minister Nayani Narsimha Reddy said that Arya Vysya Sangham leaders should try to educate the people of their community on various programmes and schemes taken up by the State government for the welfare of the merchants and their community. The government was committed to solve the issues of people of the community, he added.
