Hyderabad, Nov 27 (Maxim News): A BRS delegation led by the Rajya Sabha MP K. Keshav Rao has met with the Chief Electoral Officer Vikas Raj in the wake of withdrawal of Rythu Bandhu permission.
In this connection, Keshav Rao said that if ministers talk about Rythu bandhu, they should be given notices. Rythu Bandhu is an ongoing scheme. He asked how they could be stopped without giving any notice.
Keshav Rao said that due to the anger of the political leaders, farmers should not be put in trouble. He said that he is not saying that congress has stopped Rythu Bandhu. He said that there is no time to go to the Court. We will try to make a withdrawal till tomorrow. Keshav Rao said that they will try to convince the farmers and understand their problem and will ask them to be patient for two or three days. (Maxim News)
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