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Public trust in Prime Minister Modi growing
The public trust in Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the BJP government at the Centre is increasing day-by-day, stated the party national general secretary P Sekhar Rao.
Hanamkonda: The public trust in Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the BJP government at the Centre is increasing day-by-day, stated the party national general secretary P Sekhar Rao.
The PM Modi has introduced as many as 130 welfare programmes in just four years’ time for the benefit of different sections in the society. None of the Prime Ministers, who ruled the country in the past, have implemented so many programmes, he told the press in Hanamkonda on Wednesday.
And such programmes have the hearts of the public across the country, he added.
The party district president Rao Padma informed that party’s Praja Chaitanya Yatra led by BJP State president K Laxman would arrive in Warangal Urban district by 3 pm on Thursday. A massive public meeting has been organised at KDC Grounds in Hanamkonda at 4 pm.
Meanwhile, the party State president Laxman, who reached Chityal mandal headquarters in Jayashanker Bhupalpally district during late evening hours on Wednesday, addressed a public meeting and told that Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao misguiding public with false surveys.
Even after four years passed by since Telangana formation there was no visible change in the lives of people in separate Telangana. The people were being troubled by the feudal rule by the TRS government, he alleged.
The much hyped Rythu Bandhu Scheme was nothing but an election stunt as it ignored the interests of tenant farmers, who constitute 75 per cent of the total farmers in the State, he said while asserting that the BJP would come to power in next elections.
