PRP will be strengthened soon, says Chiru

The founder president of the Praja Rajyam Party (Prp), Mr K Chiranjeevi, on Monday reaffirmed his resolve to strengthen the party organization in the coming few months. The Prp chief is here on Monday to attend the filing of nomination programme of the party nominee for Tekkali byelection, Mr Duvvada Srinivas. Talking to media persons at the airport before proceeding to Tekkali, Mr Chiranjeevi admitted the fact that the Prp is weak in the organizational matters.

 
“But we are taking every care now to strengthen it. Very soon you will see a new setup and the Prp will finally have the best organizational system in the State,” he observed.  He said that the seniors of the party are now deeply involved in the issue and they will soon come out with their proposals to build the party from the grassroots level.
The Prp president said that the party will take up the public issues and will come onto the streets to mount pressure on the ruling dispensation to take some remedial measures. “For instance the entire agency is in the grip of viral fevers and other ailments. The State Government is not taking any steps to save the tribals living in the agency areas. Similarly, there are qui a lot of problems confronting the people of the State and the Prp will wage a relentless battle to force the Government to initiate measure to solve them,” he added.

With regard to the prevailing drought conditions across the State, the Prp chief is of the opinion that the response of the State Government is very said. “The ruling party is taking it easy on the scanty rainfall. The Chief Minister, Dr Y S Rajasekhara Reddy, is adopting a completely negligent attitude towards the prevailing drought conditions in the State,” he said. Mr Chiranjeevi said “Had the elections are round the corner, the Chief Minister would have come running to you with solutions to the issue. Since the polls are now over, the Chief Minister is not bothered to meet you at this time of crisis,” he remarked.

He demanded the State Government to hand over to the CBCID the probe into the missing of valuable ornaments of Lord Venkateswara. “Under the Congress regime, even Gods have to be careful with their ornaments. The Almighty Himself is feeling insecure in the Congress regime,” he observed. Accompanied by Prp activists, Mr Chiranjeevi later left for Tekkali by a Volvo bus.