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KCR’s contribution to Bhupalpally’s development will never be forgotten: Gandra
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BRS marks district’s tenth anniversary; advocates perform ceremonial anointing of KCR’s portrait

KCR’s contribution to Bhupalpally’s development will never be forgotten: Gandra
Jayashankar Bhupalpally: Former MLA Gandra Venkata Ramanareddy has praised former Chief Minister and BRS leader K Chandrashekar Rao (KCR) for his contribution to the development of Jayashankar Bhupalpally district.
As part of the BRS-organised decade celebrations marking the district’s formation, Gandra visited the district court, SP office, collectorate and medical colleges on the third day, extending greetings to officials, advocates, staff and students.
The District Advocates Bar Association performed a ceremonial anointing of KCR’s portrait.
Gandra described the establishment of Bhupalpally as a district headquarters as a historic milestone, saying it had brought administrative services closer to people. He highlighted the integrated collectorate, medical college, hospital and educational institutions, noting that these facilities had strengthened the district’s identity and created employment opportunities for local advocates.
Criticising the present government for insufficient development, he urged it to prioritise public welfare and improve basic infrastructure. BRS leaders, public representatives, workers and youth attended the programme.
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