Speaking at the meeting, Shabbir Ali announced that each Assembly constituency will receive 3,500 Indiramma houses.
KAMAREDDY: Adviser to the State Government Mohammad Ali Shabbir vowed that all government schemes, including Indiramma houses, will be implemented transparently. “If any leader attempts to collect money from beneficiaries, they will be suspended from the Congress,” he warned, praising Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy’s transparent and integrated administration.
Shabbir Ali and AICC secretary Vishwanathan attended a meeting in the Kamareddy Assembly constituency at Machareddy mandal headquarters on Thursday. They also took part in the swearing-in ceremony of the Sri Veera Hanuman Venkateswara Swamy Temple Committee, and inaugurated Congress offices in Machareddy and Palvancha.
Speaking at the meeting, Shabbir Ali announced that each Assembly constituency will receive 3,500 Indiramma houses. He noted that the Congress government is supplying a three-month quota of fine-quality rice through ration shops, and challenged BJP leaders who credit Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the rice scheme: “If it’s so successful, why isn’t it implemented in BJP-ruled states?”
He urged party workers to redouble their efforts for victory in the upcoming local body elections. AICC Secretary Vishwanathan added that while Prime Minister Modi once promised to make his home state of Gujarat a national role model, Chief Minister Revanth Reddy has already made Telangana one.
Also present were Zaheerabad MP Suresh Kumar Shetkar; TPCC observers Katti Venkata Swamy, Satyanarayana Goud, and Venugopal Yadav; Kamareddy District Congress Committee President Kailas Srinivas Rao; party leader Mohammad Ilias; Narsing Rao; and other senior Congress figures.
