BRS To Protest Against Anti-Farmers Policies Of Congress In Telangana

Hyderabad, July 11 (Maxim News): Coming down heavily on the Telangana Pradesh Congress Committee (TPCC) A. Revanth Reddy’s remarks that 24-hour power supply to the farming sector was not required, the ruling BRS has decided to stage protests against the Congress party’s anti-farmer policies across the State today and tomorrow.

The TPCC President during his interaction with NRI members from Telangana in the United States on Monday had claimed that 24-hour free power supply to the farming sector was unnecessary.

The majority of the farmers in Telangana were small and marginal owning less than three acres of land, he said, claiming that for cultivating three acres of land, only three hours of power supply was sufficient. Eight hours of free power supply was more than sufficient, the TPCC president had said.

He also alleged that the BRS government was extending 24-hour power supply to farmers only to draw commissions from power utilities. In the guise of free power, Chief Minister K. Chandrashekhar Rao was misleading the farmers and people, he alleged.

Slamming the Congress party for its anti-farmer policies, BRS working president and Industries Minister K.Tarak Rama Rao has instructed the party Cadre to burn the effigies of the Congress party in all villages.

Congress was against the interests of farmers and its policy against extending 24-hour free power to the farming community exposes its true colours. he said in a statement issued here on Tuesday.

“In the past during their tenure, the Congress had subjected the farming community to a lot of distress by not supplying sufficient power to the agriculture sector, “Tarak Rama Rao appealed to the farmers’ organizations to condemn and oppose the Congress party’s anti-farmer policies. (Maxim News)


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