Telangana CM Revanth Reddy highlights difficulties faced by government towards implementing beneficiary schemes, says
Revanth Reddy addressed a gathering on Monday at the Rythu Nestham event at the PJT Agricultural University in Rajendranagar.
CM Reddy mentioned that it has become difficult for the state government to give retirement benefits to the retired government employees. He informed that the state government is facing difficulties in giving fee reimbursements to college students and implementing the Shaadi Mubarak and Kalyana Laxmi schemes.
'The difficulties we are facing today - it has become difficult to give retirement benefits to retired employees. It has become difficult to give fee reimbursement to college students, it has become difficult to implement Shaadi Mubarak and Kalyana Laxmi schemes', Revanth Reddy said while addressing a gathering.
CM Reddy asserted that the government is working towards rectifying the difficulties that it faces. Reddy said he came to the event to give Rs 9000 crore to 70,11,984 farmers for 1.49 lakh acres to prove that farming is a festival and not a waste under the Rythu Bharosa scheme.
'For farmers, I came here to give Rs 9,000 crores in 9 days to 70,11,984 farmers for 1.49 lakh acres to prove that farming is a festival and not a waste under Rythu Bharosa scheme', he said.
On June 7, Revanth Reddy stated that his goal is to fulfil the dreams and aspirations of the people of Telangana and make the state a 'One Trillion US dollar' economy.
CM Reddy was speaking at an event on Friday, where he laid the foundation stones for development works worth Rs 1051.45 crores in Alair Assembly Constituency.
The Chief Minister maintained that everyone is equal before the law. Big leaders have appeared in the courts and deposed before the commissions. He came down heavily on BRS leaders for criticising the government for giving the leader a single notice. He demanded KCR answer the questions raised by his daughter. (ANI)
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