Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) leader K. Kavitha has challenged the Congress party to visit any household in Telangana and inquire about the state government’s schemes.
She praised Chief Minister KCR’s leadership and spoke about the benefits that the state is reaping under his leadership at a meeting in Bodhan on Thursday.
The BRS MLC slammed the opposition parties for accusing the KCR government of doing nothing for the people of the state and challenged them to visit any household in Telangana and see if the people or the family is enrolled as beneficiary in some scheme or the other of the BRS government.
The former Nizamabad Member of Parliament said that there is no household in Telangana that is not benefiting from CM KCR’s schemes.
Kavitha, the CM’s daughter, challenged former minister Sudarshan Reddy to conduct a fact check in any Telangana village. She stated that every household benefits from at least one KCR government scheme, such as the pension scheme, Rythu Beema, Rythu Bandhu, and many others.
She asserted that governments at the Centre and state levels are replicating the schemes envisioned and implemented by CM KCR.
She stated that the Amrit Sarovar at the Centre is a carbon copy of Mission Kakatiya, with Mission Kakatiya being the superior project.
The ‘Har Ghar Jal’ of the Centre is a copy of Telangana’s Mission Bhagiratha. She stated that CM KCR’s brainchild project, Mission Kakatiya, has significantly improved the state’s water bodies.
MLC Kavitha slammed the Congress, arguing that during the Congress era, pension was Rs 200 for only 20 people in a village and that a new pensioner had to wait for someone’s death before claiming their due share. Today, the pension is Rs 2,000 and is available to all those who are eligible.
She stated that despite opposition from the Centre, CM KCR’s attention to every single section of society in the state has enabled pension for Beedi workers.
She claimed that uplifting minorities and providing them with a dignified life is also a vertical that CM KCR has excelled in.
She stated that Nizamabad has the second highest number of minority schools after Hyderabad.
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