Hyderabad(Aug, 11): Concrete measures have been diligently put in place to execute the financial assistance program amounting to Rs 1.00 lakh with a 100% subsidy, as announced by Chief Minister KCR. The initial phase will witness the distribution of cheques worth Rs 1.00 lakh each to 10,000 chosen beneficiaries, commencing on August 16, 2023. The venue for this significant initiative is the Nampally Exhibition Ground in Hyderabad city. In this context, Imtiyaz Ishaq, the Chairman of Telangana State Minority Finance Corporation, conducted a meticulous inspection of the event site, aiming to ensure flawless preparations and the seamless execution of the financial assistance endeavor.
During his engagement, Chairman Imtiyaz Ishaq reiterated the multi-faceted commitment to uplift the minority community’s economic prospects through the fostering of diverse allied business endeavors. He acknowledged and applauded the visionary leadership of Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao for championing these initiatives. It was apparent that these measures were directed toward fostering a holistic economic development framework for the betterment of Telangana’s minority population.
Moreover, the Chairman extended an impassioned plea to the populace, emphasizing the enduring support of the KCR government for the minority community’s well-being. Underlining the administration’s dedication, he emphasized the augmentation of the minority scheme’s budget, a strategic move aimed at enhancing the program’s accessibility and impact, thereby widening its reach to benefit more individuals.
Imtiyaz Ishaq’s unwavering commitment to the forthcoming cheque distribution endeavor is palpable, as he ardently endeavors to ensure the program’s inclusivity. His tireless dedication is reflected in the significant budget allocation for the minority scheme, a testament to his determined efforts in securing governmental backing for this crucial initiative.
In an exclusive conversation with The Deccan Bharat , Chairman Imtiyaz Ishaq openly praised the contributions of AMIM leader Akbaruddin, Ministers Harish Rao, KTR, and Koppula Eshwar, lauding their earnest endeavors in advancing minority welfare. However, he took a critical stance against the Congress, asserting that the party had historically leveraged the minority community as a political pawn rather than enacting substantial measures for their progress
