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Jammikunta: Your vote is your future, says Minister Eatala Rajender
Health Minister Eatala Rajender appealed the people to cast their vote to the right candidates, who will strive hard for the all-round development of their particular area and will try to solve their issues.
Jammikunta: Health Minister Eatala Rajender appealed the people to cast their vote to the right candidates, who will strive hard for the all-round development of their particular area and will try to solve their issues.
The Minister along with Karimnagar Zilla Parishad Chairperson Kanumalla Vijaya inaugurated Rythu Bazar here on Thursday, constructed with an investment of Rs 1.4 crores at Jammikunta Grain Market.
Addressing the gathering, Minister Rajender said that their vote is their future and their self-respect. Elect only such candidates, who will work sincerely, in the coming municipal elections. Stating that there is online system in the market, which is present across the nation, he told them to learn about the system and to use it.
At present accommodation is provided for only 28 members in the Rythu Bazar, which was inaugurated on Thursday. In the coming up days, more will be accommodated,he assured.
About Rs 40 crores was sanctioned for the development activities under municipality earlier. Compared to villages, there is more poverty in the town. If the lives of people is changed then only it would be called as development. So, elect those candidates, who will work for the development of their respective regions, Minister Rajender appealed.
