Hyderabad, Aug 18 (Hydnow): YSRTP President Y.s Sharmila said that Dalit Bandu has become a band of followers of BRS leaders. She accused BRS leaders and their followers of giving Dalit Bandhu.
She alleged that someone’s money is being distributed arbitrarily. If Chief Minister K.chandrasekhar Rao said that there were irregularities in the implementation of the Dalit Bandhu scheme, he wanted to understand the situation, it is alleged that MLAs are taking between Rs. 3 lahks to Rs. 5 lahks in Dalit Bandhu, she alleged that KCR is not capable of ruling.
Sharmila said that Dalit Bandhu has been given to only 38 thousand families so far. She said it will take another 20 years for KCR to implement Dalit Bandhu in the entire state. If this is being implemented in the Dalit Bandhu CM’s own Constituency, Gajwel, what will be the situation in other constituencies? She questioned why KCR is continuing in the CM’s chair as he has not taken action against the malpractice happening in Dalit Bandhu. KCR criticized that he is roaming around the country Bandipotla Rashtra Samithi. (Hydnow)
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