Hyderabad, Oct.5 : Peddapalli MP Gaddam Vamsi Krishna pledged to fight for social justice, youth employment, and workers’ rights following the ideals of late leader and Telangana freedom fighter Venkataswamy, fondly known as Kaka. Speaking on the occasion of Kaka Venkataswamy’s 97th birth anniversary celebrations in Hyderabad on Monday, the MP paid rich tributes at the leader’s statue on Tank Bund before participating in a memorial program at Ravindra Bharathi.
Highlighting Kaka’s enduring legacy, MP Vamsi Krishna stated that politicians across party lines gathered under one roof to honor Kaka’s unifying affection and lifelong dedication to public service. He recalled Kaka’s pivotal role in the Telangana movement, describing him as an uncompromising leader who risked his life for statehood. Addressing key public concerns, the MP criticized the previous BRS administration over land grabbing and sand mafias, while raising strong demands to increase the monthly pension for industrial workers from ₹500 to ₹10,000 in Parliament.
The MP expressed firm commitment to safeguarding major regional projects initiated during Kaka’s tenure. He cautioned the management of Ramagundam Fertilizers and Chemicals Limited (RFCL) against administrative negligence and central dominance, demanding proper urea distribution for local farmers. He outlined skill development initiatives for youth through TOMCOM for overseas placement and Advanced Technology Centres (ATCs) for technical training. Furthermore, Vamsi Krishna disclosed that discussions were held with Union Minister C.R. Patil to revive the Pranahita-Chevella irrigation project to provide water to 2.5 lakh acres in Adilabad, fulfilling Kaka’s vision for regional development.
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