KTR talks of 24×7 drinking water supply in Hyderabad if voted to power
K.T. Rama Rao, working president of the Bharat Rashtra Samithi, promised 24-hour drinking water supply for every household in Hyderabad if the party is voted back to power. He highlighted the previous government's achievements in providing uninterrupted electricity and piped water supply across Telangana. Rao criticized the ruling Congress party for failing to fulfill its promises and assured support for construction workers under a future BRS government.
- ▪K.T. Rama Rao promised 24-hour drinking water supply for Hyderabad if the BRS is re-elected.
- ▪He emphasized the BRS government's past success in providing uninterrupted electricity and water supply.
- ▪Rao accused the Congress party of failing to deliver on its election promises and taking credit for BRS projects.
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HYDERABADWorking president of the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) K.T. Rama Rao on Monday stated that once voted back to power, the BRS dispensation would ensure 24-hour safe drinking water supply to every household in Hyderabad city.Addressing a meeting of the party cadres in Kukatpally constituency, he said the previous BRS government had transformed Telangana from a State plagued by severe power shortages into one with uninterrupted electricity supply and would similarly guarantee round-the-clock drinking water supply to Hyderabad in the future.Recollecting the conditions before the formation of Telangana, Mr. Rao said the region had suffered long power cuts and drinking water scarcity under the decades of Congress rule.
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