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KCR treats all communities equally: MLA Kamalakar
Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao is treating all religions and castes equally and giving equal importance to everyone and is striving hard for the welfare of all sections of people, especially weaker sections living in the State, stated MLA Gangula Kamalakar.
Karimnagar: Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao is treating all religions and castes equally and giving equal importance to everyone and is striving hard for the welfare of all sections of people, especially weaker sections living in the State, stated MLA Gangula Kamalakar. On Monday, he laid foundation stone for the construction of community hall for Gouda caste at a cost of Rs 50 lakhs in the premises of Yellamma temple on Karimnagar bypass road.
Earlier, the MLA offered prayers at Goddess Yellamma temple and later planted a sapling in the temple premises. Former MLA Koduri Satyanarayana and others accompanied him.
AS part of the CM's welfare schemes, Rs 50 lakhs were sanctioned for construction of Gouda community hall and the works are in the initial stages. Another Rs 50 lakhs will be sanctioned later, he assured. SUDA Directors Manda Ramesh Goud and Srinivas Goud, MPTC Burra Tirupathi, K Sattanna, Rachakonda Thirupathi, P Venkateshwarlu, K Sattaiah, P Raju, D Sampath, M Prasad, Shankar, Hari Kumar, Naveen and Ponnam Raju were present along with others.
