Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao on Monday exuded confidence that his party Telangana Rashtra Samiti (TRS) will return to power for a second consecutive term in 2019 on the basis of its good works.
In his concluding remarks at three-day long training classes for the party leaders, including Ministers, MPs, MlAs and other elected representatives at Nagarjuna Sagar on Monday, KCR urged the participants not to leave any stone unturned to meet the aspirations of the Telangana people.
“We should work with the spirit of making history. Otherwise we will be consigned to the history,” KCR said. “Having achieved Telangana State with a great deal of sacrifices, our goal should now be to serve the people,” he added.
“Our service to the people should make us victorious in future elections,” KCR said.
“There are many ways to earn money but, the people’s representatives should always stand by the people. Earn name for yourself by your good deeds”, he added. KCR also laid emphasis on further strengthening the TRS organisationally in all parts of Telangana to enable it to perform even better in the next elections.
The KCR Government will completeits first year as well as the first anniversary of the formation of Telangana in June. KCR had led the party to victory in the elections held last year.
Expressing happiness over the success of the three-day training programme, KCR said that the party leaders have learnt many things in this programme and they should now go back and implement them.
KCR, who was known as an effective trainer on public speaking even when he was in the Telugu Desam Party, claimed that he has read more than 80,000 books on different subjects.
He announced that the party will continue to organise such training camps for partymen every six months.
During the training programme, prominent people including economist M Hanumantha Rao, former Chief Election Commissioner JM lyngdoh, Hyderabad Police Commissioner Mahinder Reddy and many other experts and prominent people delivered lectures on various subjects including the mechanisation of farming, law and order and the economic situation of the State.
later, KCR visited Buddha Purnima project at Nagarjuna Sagar, a famous Buddhist historical place and directed the officials to promote it as an international destination for Buddhist tourism.
He also undertook an aerial survey of Nakkalagandi and other irrigation projects in Nalgonda district. In the evening, he addressed a public meeting at Ibrahimpatnam town of Ranga Reddy district where the TDP MlA M Kishan Reddy had recently joined the TRS.