“I take pride in my motherland (Siddipet area). It has nurtured me as a person and as a politician. It has catapulted me to lead the movement for Statehood to Telangana and to become the Chief Minister. There’s no way I can repay it except for working on improving the lives of people,” Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) president and Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao said on Tuesday.
Addressing an election rally at Siddipet, which he represented in the Assembly till he vacated it to represent Medak Lok Sabha seat in 2004, he said he had given the “six-feet bullet” in the form of T. Harish Rao and he would never leave any stone unturned for development of the constituency. “Except for an airport, Siddipet has everything today and the credit goes to Mr. Harish Rao,” the BRS chief said.
He stated that several initiates such as Mission Bhagiratha programme to supply treated drinking water to every household in the State and Dalit Bandhu were designed based on experiences in Siddipet. Unable to get water even in borewells, a scheme was conceived to supply drinking water in Siddipet by getting it through pipes from Lower Manair Dam when was the MLA, Mr. Chandrasekhar Rao recalled.
