Promise of Rs 6,000/month will make Rahul Gandhi PM: N Uttam Kumar Reddy
Roushan Ali | TNN | Updated: Apr 8, 2019, 08:08 IST
HYDERABAD: While the BJP is banking on Modi’s magic and his successful five-year rule and the TRS on KCR’s charisma and his government’s numerous welfare schemes, the Congress is confident that its schemes for the poor, women and creating jobs for the youth among will stop the juggernaut roll of the ruling TRS in Telangana.
The Congress is fast gaining popularity among voters with its election manifesto, particularly the Rs 6,000 per month minimum income guaranty scheme for every poor family, the creation and filling up of 34 lakh jobs in government and other sectors by March 2020, the 33 per cent reservation to women in the Parliament and State Assemblies and the crop loan waiver.
In addition to the national-level poll manifesto, Congress in Telangana has also promised an increase of reservations for Scheduled Tribes (STs) from 6 per cent to 10 per centand from four per cent to 12 per cent for Muslims, proportionate to their population. Other promises being made by Congress in Telangana include the setting up of a Tribal university, a rail coach factory in Kazipet and a Steel Plant in Bayyaram.
“The promise of Rs 6,000 per month to every family is going to be the game-changer during the 2019 Lok Sabha elections which will make Rahul Gandhi the Prime Minister and oust the Modi-led BJP government at the Centre. People in Telangana have also realised that both Prime Minister Narendra Modi and chief minister K Chandrasekhar Rao are friends and are playing a drama by criticising each other in a bid to mislead the voters,” Telangana Pradesh congress committee president and contesting candidate from Nalgonda parliamentary constituency N Uttam Kumar Reddy told TOI.
With just one day left for the election campaigning to come to an end in Telangana—where in 17 Lok Sabha constituencies will go to polls on April 11—TRS, BJP, Congress and other parties have intensified their campaign to win the hearts of the voters.
The Congress is fast gaining popularity among voters with its election manifesto, particularly the Rs 6,000 per month minimum income guaranty scheme for every poor family, the creation and filling up of 34 lakh jobs in government and other sectors by March 2020, the 33 per cent reservation to women in the Parliament and State Assemblies and the crop loan waiver.
In addition to the national-level poll manifesto, Congress in Telangana has also promised an increase of reservations for Scheduled Tribes (STs) from 6 per cent to 10 per centand from four per cent to 12 per cent for Muslims, proportionate to their population. Other promises being made by Congress in Telangana include the setting up of a Tribal university, a rail coach factory in Kazipet and a Steel Plant in Bayyaram.
“The promise of Rs 6,000 per month to every family is going to be the game-changer during the 2019 Lok Sabha elections which will make Rahul Gandhi the Prime Minister and oust the Modi-led BJP government at the Centre. People in Telangana have also realised that both Prime Minister Narendra Modi and chief minister K Chandrasekhar Rao are friends and are playing a drama by criticising each other in a bid to mislead the voters,” Telangana Pradesh congress committee president and contesting candidate from Nalgonda parliamentary constituency N Uttam Kumar Reddy told TOI.
With just one day left for the election campaigning to come to an end in Telangana—where in 17 Lok Sabha constituencies will go to polls on April 11—TRS, BJP, Congress and other parties have intensified their campaign to win the hearts of the voters.
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