Archive · 21 Jul 2026
Deputy CM Bhatti interacts with farmers in Khammam
The Deputy Chief Minister of a state in India, Bhatti Vikramarka, visited farmers in Khammam district.
He stopped his convoy to talk to the farmers directly in their fields.
The farmers shared their experiences with government welfare programs like free electricity and housing schemes.
They also mentioned that they are receiving benefits but raised concerns about the lack of public transport between two areas.
The Deputy Chief Minister listened to their issues and promised to look into the matter.
This interaction was appreciated by the locals as it showed the government's effort to connect with the people directly.
Deputy Chief Minister Bhatti Vikramarka interacted with agricultural labourers in Khammam district.
He reviewed the implementation of welfare schemes like free electricity and the Indiramma Housing Scheme.
Farmers shared their experiences and concerns about the lack of RTC bus connectivity.
Vikramarka assured the farmers that the issue would be examined.
The interaction was appreciated by locals as a direct engagement effort by the government.
- Who
- Deputy Chief Minister Bhatti Vikramarka and agricultural labourers in Khammam district
- What
- Interaction between the Deputy Chief Minister and farmers to review welfare schemes
- When
- Monday
- Where
- Fields near Gandagalapadu, Khammam district
- Why
- To review the implementation of the State government’s welfare schemes at the grassroots level
Government Perspective
Farmers' Perspective
Implementation of Welfare Schemes
Government Perspective
The government believes it is effectively implementing welfare schemes and reaching out to the grassroots level.
Farmers' Perspective
Farmers appreciate the welfare schemes but highlight specific issues like lack of public transport.
- Location
- Khammam district, Gandagalapadu
- Date
- Monday
- Deputy Chief Minister
- Bhatti Vikramarka
- Welfare Schemes Discussed
- Free electricity, subsidised fine rice, Indiramma Housing Scheme
- Issue Raised by Farmers
- Lack of RTC bus connectivity between Wyra and Musalimadugu