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JSP candidate Badana promises to implement his own manifesto
ana Sena and CPM joint candidate for Etcherla Assembly segment Badana Venkata Janardhana Rao assured to implement his own manifesto in addition to party manifesto.
Srikakulam: Jana Sena and CPM joint candidate for Etcherla Assembly segment Badana Venkata Janardhana Rao assured to implement his own manifesto in addition to party manifesto. Irrespective of his winning or defeat, he assured to implement the welfare activities.
As part of his election campaign along with CPM's affiliated trade union, CITU State vice-president Duppala Govinda Rao on Thursday in Etcherla and Laveru mandals, he covered several villages, Adapaka, Budumuru, Chinnakottakota, Kunkam, Gurralapalem.
On the occasion, Jana Sena and CPM joint candidate assured to start one medical ambulance for each mandal in four mandals of the segment, Etcherla, Laveru, Ranastalam andG Sigadam. He also assured to supply safe water to required villages in all four mandals. He also planned to start one medical shop in each mandal headquarter to supply medicines to poor at cheaper price.
To carry bodies, a freezer box with generator was also assured to allot one for each mandal to provide services if needs. He also assured to spend his salary as MLA and allowances if elected to poor and needy people welfare. During his campaign, he vowed before temple shrines at each village on Thursday.
