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Padmarao Goud woos voters of Sitaphalmandi
TRS was the only party which protected the interests of weaker sections, said caretaker Minister T Padmarao Goud during his padayatra undertaken as part of his poll campaign in Sitaphalmandi division on Sunday He said the TRS government was committed to the welfare of minority sections
Secunderabad: TRS was the only party which protected the interests of weaker sections, said caretaker Minister T Padmarao Goud during his padayatra undertaken as part of his poll campaign in Sitaphalmandi division on Sunday. He said the TRS government was committed to the welfare of minority sections. Padmarao said he had allocated funds for the development of Chilkalguda Eidgah and establishment of Madrassa. If voted to power their government would increase the pension, he added.
He informed that as many as 15,000 people received Aasara pensions, 7,000 people benefitted by Aarogyasri and 2400 people by CM relief fund. Padmarao said the development works which could not be completed in the last 50 years were completed in last years. He challenged anyone to verify the details in government records. He appealed to the voters to vote for TRS to continue the development works initiated by them.
Sithapalmandi corporator Samala Hema, Boudha Nagar corporator Danajana Goud, co-option member Rajiv Guptha, TRS leaders and others took part in the padayatra. Private educational institutions (govt recognised) management representatives of Secunderabad and Musheerabad met Padmarao. President and general secretary of the union Manchala Raghu said they were extending their support to Padmarao unanimously.
