Hyderabad: Telangana chief minister K Chandrasekhar Rao doled out financial assistance for several villages of Siddipet district, including Chintamadaka village, which is his birthplace.
For every household in Chintamadaka, Rao announced assistance of Rs 10 lakh for each household and said the people could use this money to buy machinery like tractors, harvesters, etc. He also suggested people to bring down the old houses and build new ones with modern facilities like solar power.
He also sanctioned funds for sanitation, roads, temples and other civic amenities.
“It is my duty to help you all. Every villager should get benefited. Everyone has to be healthy and wealthy," Rao said, adding that he was working to make Chintamadaka a model village.
Expressing gratitude towards the village, Rao gave the credit of his success to the blessings of people of Chintamadaka. He also said that it was Siddipet which inspired the Telangana movement and brought him to prominence.
In his native village, the chief minister had lunch with the locals and recollected his memories of the place.
The TRS chief also sanctioned Rs 25 crore for development of Siddipet town, Rs 5 crore for the development of Ranganayak Sagar tank and Rs 50 lakh to every panchayat in the Siddipet assembly segment.
Chief Minister also allocated Rs one crore to each to Mustabad and Gudur villages and Rs 10 crore to Dubbak,
He directed the officials to complete the developmental work within three months and he would visit his native place again in November.
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