Hyderabad: Telangana Rashtra Samithi (TRS) has decided to intensify the fight against the center of Paddy Procurement problems.
As part of it, the ruling party will regulate protests against ‘anti-farmer policies’ in each village in all 119 elections on December 20.
In another important decision, President TRS and Chair of Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao said the Rythu Bandhu scheme would be extended to farmers even if they continued to plant rice.
KCR, who held an emergency meeting with the MLAS party, MPI, MLC, member of Rythu Bandhu Samithis and President DCCB on Friday, is believed to have attracted MLA.
Polluting no words, he suggested legislators to immediately go to people and explain to them on various schemes and welfare programs.
“Also, explain to the farmers by holding a meeting at Rythu Vedika about why we advised them to go for alternative plants.
It is my responsibility to see that you are re-elected to the State Assembly.
But if you are not learned.
Good relationship with people -PO, no one can save you, “he warned.
Demonstrations and Dharnas and Burning Effigies of the Center will be part of the Protest Program on Monday.
He was believed to have attracted MLA and parliamentarians for failing to deny BJP leaders and Congress on their criticism of the government for the problem of procurement of rice.
“BJP President Telangana Bandi Sanjay and Union Minister G Kiswan Reddy attacked the state government on the problem of rice.
They spread lies in the issue of rice and the scheme of Dalit Bandhu and created a commotion at the procurement center and many have not reacted.
This sends the wrong message, “KCR said.
Allelaying Fears of Farmers, he said the government will continue to provide the benefits of Rythu Bandhu even if they go for rice.
“CM rejected the proposal for senior officials to stop providing the benefits of Rythu Bandhu for those who continue to grow rice regardless of government requests,” Niranjan Reddy said.
Paddy Row: TRS to protest in Telangana
