KCR Left His Assurances To Wind: Ponguleti

Hyderabad, Aug.24 (Maxim News): CLP Deputy Leader Ponguleti Sudhakar Reddy has alleged that Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao left the assurances of Division Act to the wind. KCR was behaving in a manner that Bayyaram Steel Plant assurance was completed subject.

Speaking to the media here on Friday, Ponguleti alleged that the Chief Minister was trying to sidetrack the view of the people in the name of early elections and Pragathi Nivedhana public meeting. He asked KCR to discuss with the Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Division Act assurances during his Delhi tour to be started by this evening. Stating that it was not correct on the part of Chief Minister to behave in an insulting manner towards Legislature System, Ponguleti asked KCR to tell as to where gone his assurances—Muslim and Tribal reservations.

It was not correct on the part of the Chief Minister to use his every Delhi tour for political gains. There was no body to care the increasing infectious diseases in the state, he lamented and asked KCR to speak truth at least in Pragathi Nivedhana meeting. He asked KCR to mention Osmania University’s conditions and land grabbing incidents and various scams in his Pragathi report.
Stating that the state government’s behavior towards rural sanitary workers was not correct, Ponguleti asked the government to tell as to how many complaints received the toll free number given by the Chief Minister Office to lodge complaints on corruption control. He asked the Chief Minister to tell in the Pragathi Nivedhana meeting as to how many complaints the office received and initiated action against them. KCR introduced ‘Kanti Velugu’ scheme as the people’s eyes were affected while seeing for the implementation of schemes announced by KCR, he pointed out.

He stressed the need of speeding up the activities of the TPCC and exuded confidence that the Congress party will come to power on its own in the state. Reacting to a question, Ponguleti said that there was no need to respond on the alliance now. Ponguleti announced Rs one lakh donation to the victims of Kerala flood victims. He sent his cheque to Rajiv Gandhi National Relief Fund. (Maxim News)