Every woman should be given Rs. 35,000 – MLC Kavitha demands

Every woman should be given Rs. 35,000 – MLC Kavitha's Demand

MLC Kavitha has demanded the Telangana Congress government to fulfill its promises made to women. She criticized the government for not implementing the commitment of providing Rs. 2,500 financial assistance per month to every woman, which was promised earlier. She also expressed frustration over the failure to deposit Rs. 35,000 for each woman even after 14 months in power.

Kavitha warned that if the promise is not fulfilled by International Women’s Day, they will take the battle to the public. She pointed out that women in Telangana trusted the Congress government and voted for them, but the promises remain unfulfilled. This situation is raising questions among the people about whether the government's promises were made just for votes.

Kavitha further questioned the status of the Kalyanalakshmi scheme and the proposal of providing a certain amount of gold to women. She also criticized the Congress for neglecting its promise of free scooters for students. She questioned whether all these promises were only made to win votes.

Kavitha criticized the government for procrastination, calling it a clear indication of the Congress party's attitude. She demanded immediate justice for the women of Telangana who are dissatisfied with the government's failure to implement the promised welfare schemes.

As women's welfare and the fulfillment of promises have become key issues in Telangana, Kavitha’s demands are gaining political significance. She emphasized that the unfulfilled promises might have a serious impact on the upcoming elections, and vowed to intensify the fight for women's rights.

The promises made by the Congress government for the welfare of women were well received by the public, but their failure to deliver has led to growing dissatisfaction and anger. Congress leaders are struggling to honor their commitments, and Kavitha has strongly expressed her objections to the government's inaction.

As the Congress government fails to deliver on decisions for women’s welfare, the growing third-party opinions must be taken into account. The government's failure to fulfill promises, particularly financial aid for women, is leading to changes in political dynamics. Analysts predict that the women of Telangana may intensify their fight against the government, especially if the promises are not fulfilled by Women’s Day. Ensuring the fulfillment of people's rights and promises is vital for strengthening democracy.

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