Hyderabad, Oct.6 (Hydnow): YSRTP founder president YS Sharmila today held a Protest program on the problems being faced by the unemployed youth of the state at dichpally of Nizamabad district.
Speaking on the occasion, she targeted the sitting MP of Nizamabad D. Aravind and alleged that the MP had cheated the people of his constituency by retracting from his promise of establishing a turmeric board.
She asked the MP as what he had done to deliver on his promise and the bond executed by him in full public glare.
She alleged that both state and central governments had cheated the turmeric farmers of Nizamabad district.
Stating that the state government has borrowed ₹4 lakh crore, she asked the ruling TRS party leaders as to what happened to the said amount. (Hydnow)
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