HYDERABAD: The Congress has required that chief minister K Chandrasekhar Rao declare at Rs two lakh financial help to the households whose earning associates have reacted to Covid-19 both in private and government hospitals. In an letter to the CM, former MP V Hanumanth Rao also implied that the state authorities offer free instruction to those children who were orphans because of Covid-19. “Such children could be awarded admissions into Jawahar Navodaya colleges. More than 600 such colleges have been put up throughout the Rajiv Gandhi-led authorities in 1986 for the sake of orphans and kids in the under poverty line,” he explained. Stating the CM’s trip to the authorities and his promise to the public that the authorities will do whatever to examine the spread of Coronavirus will go a very long way in boosting the confidence of the people, Hanumanth Rao stated it’s time KCR declared ex-gratia of Rs two lakh to the households whose bread-earners have expired as a result of Covid-19. “Andhra Pradesh government has declared a Rs 10 lakh fixed deposit strategy for those kids who lost their parents because of Coronavirus. Other nations too have declared financial help to these children. Such households haven’t just lost their bread-earners but savings also and incurred debts for therapy and other associated expenditures,” he explained. “I ardently advocate that your government may grow until the expectations of these folks within this dependence on the hour,” he added in his letter to this CM.