Hyderabad, Nov 30 (Hydnow): AIMIM President Asaduddin Owaisi urged the people to participate in the ongoing ‘caste census‘ being taken up in the State.
“The data gathered by the officials will help the government in planning and implementing welfare schemes for the people of the State, ” he said.
He clarified that the survey is not meant only for the poor people but for the whole Telangana people. “With the help of the data collected through the census, the government will try to empower the poor and the destitute,” said Owaisi.
On Saturday, a team of officials visited his residence and took down the details of his family as part of the census program.
Asaduddin Owaisi said people living in gated communities and apartment buildings should call on the enumerators and make arrangements for the conduct of the program. (Hydnow)
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