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Former CS Ajeya Kallam’s book Melukolupu released
Former Chief Secretary of the AP State Ajeya Kallam gave a call to the people to question the politicians who are making policies for them. The book Melukolupu, written by Ajeya Kallam, was released at a private function here on Sunday.
Tirupati: Former Chief Secretary of the AP State Ajeya Kallam gave a call to the people to question the politicians who are making policies for them. The book Melukolupu, written by Ajeya Kallam, was released at a private function here on Sunday.
Former Speaker of united AP Assembly Agara Eeswar Reddy, TTD Employees Training Academy former Director Bhuman, CPM state leader Kandrapu Murali, Republican Party of India state president Anjaiah and Rayalaseema Porata Samiti convener Naveen Kumar Reddy were present.
Ajeya Kallam, as part of an awareness programme, addressed the gathering on the occasion. He said that people should cultivate the habit of questioning the policy makers. Government hospitals, education institutions and others are being neglected.
In view of the next 2019 Lok Sabha polls, he launched the awareness campaign against the misuse of public funds and government machinery by the politicians.
Former Chief Secretary called up on the public not to take any bribe from any politician during elections. ``Do not accept cash, gifts and liquor to cast the vote, you exercise your vote to honest candidates; then only you can have a chance to question the public representatives,’’ he said.
Former Speaker Agarala Eeswar Reddy said that public should aware over political corruption and malpractices. TTD Employees Academy former Director Buman stressed that people should actively involve in election process. Then only they can bring change among rulers. If public yieldto cash or other gifts, the system will be damaged, he said.
RPI leader Anjaiah, K Murali from CPM, NaveenKumar Reddy from RPS, intellectual form convener Purushottam Reddy, Lakshma Reddy and others spoke at the meeting.
YSRCP leaders Damineti Kesavulu, Telugu Sahiti convener Sakam NagaRaju, TTD Employees Association leaders Nagarjuna, Venkatesham, VenkataRamanaReddy, Dasu, Mohan Reddy and others were present.
