K Chandrashekhar Rao who was the chief minister of Telangana state has on Wednesday required a gathering with the ministers and the authorities in Pragathi Bhavan to survey the advance of the Rythu Bandhu program and figure an appropriate technique for conveying passbooks and checks to the farmers who are yet to get them.
He educated officers to guarantee dispersion of the checks and Pattadar passbooks to every single qualified farmer be finished by June 2. Communicating disappointment over the postponement in culmination of the program because of specialized issues, he guided the authorities to determine them by June 2 when the new enlistment strategy became effective.
Chief Minister K Chandrashekhar Rao expressed that the farmers are fulfilled to get the Investment Support for their horticulture from the Government including that the plan has earned a great deal of gratefulness the nation over.
Bringing up that no other need program has concentrated on farmers welfare as Rythu Bandhu conspire, the Chief Minister said that notwithstanding concerns raised on the usage of the plan with a budgetary arrangement of Rs 12,000 Crores, they have prevailing with regards to advancing a program profiting the ranchers specifically.