"Kshatriya community played vital role in development of Hyderabad": CM Revanth Reddy

Hyderabad (Telangana) [India], August 18 (ANI): Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy participated in "Abhinandana Sabha" an event organized by Kshatriya Seva Samiti in Hyderabad Sunday.
Addressing the gathering, CM Reddy said that the Kshatriya community has played a vital role in the development of Hyderabad in all sectors and the community has been excelling in all fields because of their hard work and perseverance.
Speaking at the event, CM Reddy said, "Veteran film actor Krishnamraju is one of the notable personalities from the community and Now, file actor Prabhas with his blockbuster Baahubali film is competing with Hollywood."
"Congress senior leader Boseraju played an active role in bringing the Congress party to power in Telangana state. Boseraju did not get party ticket to contest in Karnataka elections. However, the senior leader strove for the victory of the party," said a statement from CMO.
"Congress senior leader Rahul Gandhi recognized Boseraju's hard work for the party and made him a minister. Boseraju and Srinivasa Varma are examples of commitment and recognition," he added.
"Encourage those who want to pursue and excel in politics. I am assuring opportunities will be provided to Kshatriya brothers in politics. Srinivasa Raju has been appointed as an advisor to Telangana Government," CM Reddy said.
"Appeal to all to bring your problems to my attention through them. Srini Raju has been appointed as the Chairman of Young India Skill University. It is a testament to the government's commitment to provide opportunities to Kshatriya community," read the statement from CMO.
"We fought on public issues inspired by freedom fighters - Alluri Sitaramaraju and Komuram Bheem's fighting spirit. Appeal to the Kshatriya community to invest in the Future City. Government is ready to extend all help to the investors," he said.
Our government will allot land and support to build Kshatriya Bhavan, said the statement from CMO. (ANI)