Continuing retired police officers in power raked up in Bandi Yatra
The Hindu
Will address all service issues of officials, assures BJP State president
BJP president Bandi Sanjay Kumar accused Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao of trying to “drive a wedge” between the serving police officers and the retired officers by keeping the latter to his left and right in various capacities. “The next government is going to be surely ours, where we will ensure the police personnel too are treated with respect and dignity. We will solve all their service grievances,” he promised, at a public meeting at Mominpet village on Monday. Vowing to continue his ‘Praja Sangrama Yatra’ till there is a political change in Telangana, Mr. Sanjay Kumar who on the 10th day of the ‘mahapadayatra’ cut a 100 kilo cake brought out the activists of the party youth wing to commemorate completion of 100 km amid bursting of crackers and release of balloons. During his walk, which entered into Sangareddy district from Vikarabad, he interacted with the roadside dwellers and listened to their nomadic lifestyles deprived of any kind of social or welfare benefits from the government. “We hail from Palamur and depend on repairing gas stoves. We have no money, food to eat, no shelter to live by, our children do not go to schools. We would have died of hunger if we lived in our native place,” they said.More Related News
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