KCR Promises Special IT Park Near Hyderabad For Muslim Youths If Voted To Power
NDTV
The Telangana chief minister said his government treats Muslims and Hindus as two eyes and takes everyone along.
In a bid to woo minority voters, Bharat Rashtra Samithi President and Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhar Rao on Thursday said if his party is voted to power again, the government will set up a special Information Technology park near here for minority youths.
Addressing a rally in Maheshwaram, from where Education Minister Sabitha Indra Reddy is contesting in the November 30 polls, KCR said his government treats Muslims and Hindus as two eyes and takes everyone along.
"Today, we are giving pensions which Muslims are also getting. We have opened residential schools in which Muslim students also study. We take everyone along with us. Today, we are thinking about Muslim youths and setting up a special IT park for them near Hyderabad. The IT park will come up near Pahadi Shareef," he said.
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