Financial scheme for other sections of society soon: CM
The Hindu
‘The income generated in the State should reach the deserving sections’
Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao has asserted that Dalit Bandhu, the one of its kind scheme for financial empowerment of dalits, will be extended to the needy in other sections in a phased manner.
The scheme has been launched for dalits initially as they were the most backward section financially as they suffered discrimination for long. The scheme would be gradually extended to scheduled tribes, financially poor in backward classes and economically backward in the upper castes as well in due course.
“The income generated in the State should reach the deserving sections and priority has been given to the most oppressed first,” he said asserting that the government is committed to reach out to all the sections of people who were suffering.
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