Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan is showing his big heart by providing the minimum needs to the tribals. It may be recalled that he had previously distributed slippers and mangoes picked from his garden to the tribals of Alluri district. Recently, he met the tribals of Manyam district and asked them what they wanted. In this process, rugs were distributed to many people.
Pawan Kalyan has sent a thousand rugs for the tribals of Parvathipuram Manyam district, said District Water Management Organization PD Ramachandra Rao. Pawan Kalyan, who had previously visited Makkuv mandal for a village festival, spoke to the people of several villages, found out their needs and has now sent rugs to that extent.
These were distributed to 222 families in Sirivara, Bagujola, Chilakamendangi, Bandamendangi, Doivara and Tadiputti villages, the officials concerned explained. In early July, Pawan Kalyan sent mangoes from his own garden to the tribals of Alluri district to taste.
He told the villagers of Kuridi in Dumbriguda mandal of Alluri district that he was there and wanted them to feel that he would always be with them in their hardships. To this extent, he sent the fruits from his mango garden to the village. The mangoes grown organically in his garden were distributed in the village.
The Deputy Chief Minister’s office staff, who brought the mangoes to Kuridi village in a special vehicle, distributed half a dozen mangoes to 230 houses. Speaking on the occasion, the villagers said that they consider Pawan Kalyan as their eldest son. They praised Pawan for sharing in their hardships.
Pawan Kalyan’s generous spirit makes the tribals wear new sandals and smile. The people of Pedapadu in Dumbriguda mandal of Alluri Seetharama Raju district expressed their happiness by wearing the slippers sent by the Deputy Chief Minister. It is known that Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan visited the tribal village of Pedapadu on April 7 as part of the ‘Adavitalli Bata’ program.
