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Former MLA T Rammohan Reddy conducts Palle Nidra at Singapur village
Former MLA T Rammohan Reddy participated in Palle Nidra programme at Singapur village in Parigi mandal on Monday As part of programme, the former MLA spent a night at the village and discussed with villagers on various issues they are facing
Pargi: Former MLA T Rammohan Reddy participated in Palle Nidra programme at Singapur village in Parigi mandal on Monday. As part of programme, the former MLA spent a night at the village and discussed with villagers on various issues they are facing.
Speaking on the occasion, he said that Telangana had lost immensely in the KCR rule and nearly 50 farmers from the constituency have committed suicides in the last four years. He alleged that KCR has left the state in a debt trap. He questioned why they should vote to TRS which has not fulfilled its promises. He informed people about the various schemes that are included in the Congress manifesto which will be implemented once the party comes to power.
CPI may reconsider its decision to join grand alliance if it is not given the seats it demanded, he said. Among the prominent CPI leaders who participated in the meeting include M Prabhulingam, K Narsimhulu, M Babayya, Jangayya, Bhaskar, secretary of Pargi constituency Peer Mohammad, mandal secretary M Venkatesh, AIYF state leaders Narendra Prasad and AISF district secretary S Chennaiah.
