Telangana Rashtriya Samithi president and caretaker chief minister K Chandrasekhar Rao released the party’s manifesto at a public rally held at Secunderabad on Sunday evening.
While releasing the manifesto, TRS Boss promised to increase the old-age pensions from Rs 1,000 to Rs 2,016 per month and that of the differently-abled from Rs 1500 to Rs 3,106. The manifesto also promised to reduce The age limit for the eligibility for old pensions from 65 to 57 years, if voted to power.
The TRS declared that it would increase the retirement age of the government employees from 58 to 61. The party would also increase the recruitment age limit for the unemployed by three more years. The unemployed youth will get a monthly payment of Rs 3,016 till they get a job.
The TRS also promised to provide all the eligible families with double-bedroom houses, while those who have a plot but no money to construct a house would be given financial assistance of Rs 5-6 lakh.
The TRS reiterated its commitment to secure 12% reservation to minorities and also Schedule Tribes.
In his brief address to the public, the TRS Boss racked up at the Telugu Desam Party president and Andhra Pradesh chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu for trying to create a rift between Telanganites and Seemandhra people by whipping up regional passions”.
He said it would be better if Naidu concentrates on Andhra Pradesh, where he could campaign for 175 seats. “The TDP is contesting in just 13 seats in Telangana. For these seats, he is poking his nose in the Telangana politics and making silly speeches,” TRS chief said.
TDP is contesting the Telangana Assembly Elections as an alliance partner with Congress, Telangana Jana Samithi and Communist Party of India. While Bhartiya Janta Party is going all alone on 119 seats in the polls due for December 7.
The TRS chief also said that his party would win more than 100 of 119 seats. The party chief is currently leading the campaign in a run-up to the polls.TRS Chief would end his campaign trail on December 5 at Gajwel. However, on Friday in a quick turn of events, KCR loses his cool on a man at a public rally at Kagaznagar.
The Counting of votes in Telangana would take place on December 11 along with four other state assembly elections.