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Telangana Jana Samithi district office inaugurated
Telangana Jana Samithi (TJS) founder president Prof Kodandaram felt that politics became a commercial item. On Monday, he inaugurated TJS district office in Nalgonda. Later, addressing the media, he alleged that ignoring public welfare, official machinery had been working to please a few persons in the State.
Nalgonda: Telangana Jana Samithi (TJS) founder president Prof Kodandaram felt that politics became a commercial item. On Monday, he inaugurated TJS district office in Nalgonda. Later, addressing the media, he alleged that ignoring public welfare, official machinery had been working to please a few persons in the State.
He expressed concern over the policies of the State government against the aspirations of the people. Stating that the TJS was formed to fight on behalf of the victims of official apathy and the neglected sections of the society, he urged the people to support the TJS for good change in politics. He demanded that the government pay compensation to the deceased in accidents as per the guidelines of the Supreme Court.
On the occasion, TJS leaders and workers took out a rally from the Vivekananda Statue to the party office in the town. Party district In charge Vidayadar Reddy, leaders Gopal Reddy, Ramakrishna Reddy, Mamatha, Sridhar and supporters of Prof Kodandaram participated.
