The ground-breaking ceremony of Telangana Rashtra Samithi party offices in the headquarter towns of all the four districts in the erstwhile Adilabad district was performed on Monday. Minister A. Indrakaran Reddy participated in the ceremony at Nirmal, while MLAs and others were present in their respective districts.
Mr. Indrakaran Reddy laid foundation stone for the party office at Chincholi (B) crossroad. He appealed to party workers to plant saplings on the party office premises as party president and Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao is keen on increasing greenery. Mudhole MLA G. Vittal Reddy also took part in the ceremony.
In Asifabad, Zilla Parishad Chairperson Kova Laxmi and Sirpur MLA Koneru Konappa participated in the puja organised on the occasion. In Adilabad, MLA Jogu Ramanna led a group of party leaders and workers in laying foundation stone for the party office.
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In Karimnagar, Minister for Health Eatala Rajender laid foundation stone for the construction of party office at Chintakunta on the outskirts of the town along with legislators Rasamayi Balakishan, Sunke Ravishankar, MLC Naradasu Laxman Rao, Mayor S. Ravinder Singh, former MP B. Vinod Kumar and others.
In Sircilla, TRS working president and Sircilla legislator K.T. Rama Rao laid foundation stone along with Vemulawada legislator Ch. Ramesh Babu and other leaders. In Peddapalli town, ZP Chairman-elect Putta Madhukar along with local legislator D. Manohar Reddy participated in the ground-breaking ceremony.
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In Jagtial, Minister for Social Welfare Koppula Eshwar along with Jagtial legislator M. Sanjay Kumar participated in the programme. However, he faced embarrassing moments when local scribes boycotted the programme for not allocating land for journalists. They alleged that the TRS government could allocate land for its party office in no time, but not for journalists, which has been pending since ages. Mr. Sanjay Kumar tried to pacify the journalists, but in vain.
KAMAREDDY Special Correspondent adds: ZP Chairperson-elect Dafedar Sobha and MLA Gampa Govardhan laid foundation stone for TRS party office near the office of Superintendent of Police.
After performing bhoomi puja , Mr. Govardhan said the party office would be built with an estimated cost of ₹60 lakh. TRS president K. Chandrasekhar Rao wants to take the party to every doorstep and has therefore decided to have permanent party offices in every district, he added.
Jukkal MLA Hanmanth Shinde, TRS Minority Cell State president M.K. Muzeebuddin, party Banswada constituency in-charge P. Bhaskar Reddy, district Granthalaya Samstha chairman Sampath Goud and municipal Chairperson P. Sushma attended the event.
SURYAPET Staff Reporter adds: TRS party offices would be support centres for its workers, said Education Minister G. Jagadish Reddy here on Monday. Participating in the ground-breaking ceremony, the Minister said the ceremonies being conducted across the districts was to celebrate a good start.
Several TRS leaders in Bhongir, Suryapet and Nalgonda districts participated in bhoomi puja along with their family members. Speaking to reporters, Mr. Jagadish Reddy said the party was pumped up under the leadership of its working president K.T. Rama Rao.
“We will conduct inaugural functions of all the district party offices after this Dasara, which is also the deadline for the construction work to be completed,” he said. He later visited Nalgonda with District Collector Gaurav Uppal and MLA K. Bhupal Reddy to inaugurate the newly-built legislator’s camp office.
Reminding the purpose of the new facility, he said Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao’s idea behind dedicated offices for MLAs was to ease administration, and also help people to approach their leader at a designated office. “MLA camp offices are public buildings and people’s grievances will be addressed here,” he added.