KCR’s measures eased note ban norms: TRS
TRS leader Palla Rajeshwar Reddy stated on Monday that the suggestions made by Telangana government to the Centre in the wake of demonetisation proved handy by giving a great reprieve to the people across the country.
Hyderabad: TRS leader Palla Rajeshwar Reddy stated on Monday that the suggestions made by Telangana government to the Centre in the wake of demonetisation proved handy by giving a great reprieve to the people across the country. Addressing a press conference at TRS Legislature party office here, he claimed that the Centre relaxed note ban norms for some time at the behest of the youngest state.
He recalled that Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to relax note ban for farmers, agriculture markets, small business and petrol bunks for more time and sought increase of loan amount Rs. 24,000 for the farmers.
He refuted the comments of the Opposition that the government is not discussing financial issues in the Assembly. The Opposition is trying to talk something on note scrap causing problem to the people across the nation. The government will conduct Assembly session in December last week, he said.
Rajeshwar Reddy remarked that the Congress and Telugu Desam are indulging in blame game on the TRS government for political gain. Unlike the previous united state, Telangana government passed every bill introduced in the Assembly, he remarked.
The TRS leader ridiculed the Opposition for running away from the house while the government was explaining the schemes through PowerPoint presentation. The Assembly session to be held in December will focus on problems of people and not take up issues related to corruption of the Opposition parties, he added.
