Hyderabad, Aug.1 (Maxim News): Stating that the Scheduled Castes people, who remained downtrodden for centuries in the country, SC welfare minister Koppula Eashwar said Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao conceived the unique Dalit Bandhu scheme to give a new lease of life to the 17 lakh families in the State. He also said there was no dearth of funds for the implementation of the historic scheme.
In a statement here today, Koppula Eashwar said the Dalitha Bandhu scheme is a revolutionary one and there was no such scheme on the earth. The Chief Minister was determined to implement the scheme cent percent and no one should suspect it, he said. (Maxim News)
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