CLP leader Bhatti Vikramarka spoke at the People’s March Padayatra on its 59th day in Chinna Ummettala village. He criticized the ruling BRS government for not providing water to the people of Rangareddy district and accused them of failing in other areas such as high prices of fertilizers and diesel, burden on farmers, and exploitation of the State’s wealth. Bhatti Vikramarka promised that if the Congress party comes to power, they will work towards providing food, houses, gas cylinders, and jobs for those who do not have them. They will also provide free education and Aarogyasri, introduce a Coolie Bandhu scheme for laborers, and deposit 12,000 per year in their accounts. He urged the people to elect Indiramma as the next leader if they want a government of the people. Rangareddy District Congress Vice President Jitender Reddy, Congress leader Krishna Reddy and other Congress leaders were also present.
Bhatti Vikramarka criticized the BRS government for not constructing the Lakshmidevi Palli canal as part of the Palamuru Rangareddy uplift project and accused them of redesigning the project in the name of Kaleshwaram, which has not provided a single drop of water to the district in 10 years. He also criticized their decision to triple the prices of fertilizers and levy taxes on diesel, which has burdened the farmers with more than 12,000 per acre. He accused the government of not waiving loans for farmers and increasing interest rates, resulting in an additional interest of up to three lakh rupees.
Bhatti Vikramarka promised that if the Congress party comes to power, they will work towards providing food, houses, gas cylinders, and jobs for those who do not have them. They will also provide free education and Aarogyasri, introduce a Coolie Bandhu scheme for laborers, and deposit 12,000 per year in their accounts. He urged the people to elect Indiramma as the next leader if they want a government of the people.
Bhatti Vikramarka also alleged that Former Chief Secretary Somesh Kumar and Special Secretary Arvind’s sons were behind the lease of the Hyderabad Outer Ring Road to a Bombay-based private agency company for 30 years. He accused KTR of forcibly grabbing surplus lands and lands distributed to the poor by previous governments and tying them to multinational companies.
