CM KCR assures to fulfill all promises

Hyderabad, June 2 : Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao on Monday assured that his government would ensure overall development of Telangana State.

Speaking after taking salute at the Ceremonial Parade at the Parade Grounds in Secunderabad here, KCR described the formation of Telangana as people’s victory. He paid rich tributes to those who laid down their lives for the statehood cause and praised people from all walks of lives who participated in the struggle. He made a special mention of employees for their active participation in the movement. He said that Sakala Janula Samme provided momentum to the struggle which resulted in formation of Telangana.

KCR assured that his government would address and resolve the concerns of people in the new State. He promised a transparent, corruption-free and effective government. He recalled the major promises that he made during the recent elections and assured to fulfill them. He announced Telangana Special Increment for the employees besides assuring their pay scales would be made on par with Central Government employees. He also promised health cards for all the employees. He also said that the promises made to pensioners, beedi workers and other sections too would be fulfilled and about Rs One lakh would be spent on various welfare measures.

The Chief Minister said that his government was waiving the farm loans up to Rs one Lakh as promised earlier. He assured that the new housing scheme too would be implemented soon. He reiterated his resolve to eradicate unemployment, illiteracy and also to make Telangana a power-surplus State in the next few years.

KCR promised to make Hyderabad an international city. Making a mention of ITIR project, he said several global players were keen to invest in Hyderabad. However, he said peace and proper law and order in the twin cities of Hyderabad and Secunderabad and Cyberabad region was essential to draw global investments. He said nearly 10,000 CCTV cameras would be installed for round-the-clock surveillance.

The Chief Minister stressed upon better policing. He advised policemen to maintain friendly relationship with the people. He promised to introduce police reforms wherein all policemen would be entitled to weekly off and other facilities like special medical allowance. He said the mobility and communications of the police force would be upgraded.

KCR said that the TRS Government would maintain good relationship with the Centre.  INN