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Uttam describes Modi’s note ban as Tughlaq act
TPCC president N Uttam Kumar Reddy, while asserting that Congress would come to power in 2019, has announced that they would construct triple bedroom houses for the homeless poor soon after assuming power.
Promises triple bedroom houses if voted to power
Warangal: TPCC president N Uttam Kumar Reddy, while asserting that Congress would come to power in 2019, has announced that they would construct triple bedroom houses for the homeless poor soon after assuming power.
He also promised to clear all pending bills related to Indiramma houses sanctioned during the Congress regime before 2009, while asserting that there were no signs of TRS delivering the promise of double bedroom houses to the poor.
Uttam addressed a public gathering at Islamia College grounds in Warangal on Thursday, where the Mahila Congress staged a protest against the Centre’s demonetisation act.
When Congress and other opposition parties were asking Modi what happened to his assertions the PM was escaping from answering them.
It proves the fact that Modi’ decision to withdraw Rs 500 and Rs 1000 currency was totally mindless and a ‘Tughlaq’ act, he remarked.
