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Siddipet TRS office to be thrown open for party activities soon
Siddipet will be the first among all new TRS party offices in districts that will be thrown open for party activities.
Hyderabad: Siddipet will be the first among all new TRS party offices in districts that will be thrown open for party activities.
While a majority of others are in different stages of construction, the party office in Siddipet is almost complete. Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao is scheduled to inaugurate this new office on Dasara festival day.
At present, finishing touches are being given to the new office in Siddipet. Finance Minister and TRS MLA from Siddipet T Harish Rao visited the place and inspected the new building (a G+1 construction).
According to the Minister, Siddipet office will become a role model for the party offices in other districts. While most of the other new TRS party offices are being confined to the Ground floor at present, Harish personally supervised and took steps to construct an additional first floor to have extra space and additional features.
Harish checked kitchen shed, toilets, parking and boundary wall works and made some suggestions to the engineers. He also told them to plant trees around the building and also put up a big nameplate (Siddipet Telangana Bhavan) in the front.
The Siddipet office will also have a spacious meeting hall to easily accommodate around 1,500 persons.
