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Vote for Congress to wipe out poverty: Komati
Congress MP candidate from Bhongir Komatireddy Venkat Reddy stated that poor people of the country were going to get justice through the financial aid of Rs 6,000 per month under Nyuntam Aay Yojana scheme promised by the Congress party.
Tungaturthi (Suryapet): Congress MP candidate from Bhongir Komatireddy Venkat Reddy stated that poor people of the country were going to get justice through the financial aid of Rs 6,000 per month under Nyuntam Aay Yojana scheme promised by the Congress party. He further added that the amount would be deposited directly in the bank accounts of beneficiaries.
On Monday, he carried out poll campaign in several villages of Tirumalagiri, Maddirala, Tungaturthi mandals of Tungaturthi Assembly constituency.
Addressing the people, Komati said the Congress party would waive Rs 2 lakh crop loans in a single go after coming to power at the Centre.
He called upon the people that it was the right time to show their gratitude to Sonia Gandhi, who granted separate State status to Telangana state, by supporting Congress party in the upcoming Parliament elections, slated to be held on April 11.
He urged the party workers to strive for the victory of party candidates in order to make AICC chief Rahul Gandhi as the next Prime Minister of the country.
Alleging that prices of essential commodities sky rocketed during Modi regime in the past five years, Komati alleged that both the TRS and the BJP were working with hidden agendas.
He listed out the failures of Prime Minister Narendra Modi at the Centre and Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao in the State with facts and figures.
He urged the people to recall their hardships post demonetisation and increased financial burden after the introduction of Goods and Services Tax by Modi government.
In this poll campaign, party leaders Addanki Dayakar, Gudipati Narsaiah, Swamy Goud, Kondal Reddy, Pratap Rao, party local leaders, workers and a large number of villagers participated.
