Siddipet, April 9: Telangana Minister Harish Rao showed solidarity with the struggling auto workers by taking the avatar of an auto worker himself. In Siddipet, Minister Harish Rao attended an event in the uniform of an auto worker and pledged his own house to take a loan to support the auto workers who are in dire straits.
The auto workers’ community has been hit hard by the pandemic and the subsequent lockdowns, with many losing their jobs and facing financial difficulties. To support them, Minister Harish Rao has taken this unique initiative and promised to do everything in his capacity to help them.
“I stand by the auto workers who are in a desperate situation due to the pandemic. I understand their struggles and want to help them in any way possible. That’s why I have taken this step to pledge my own house and take a loan to support them,” said Minister Harish Rao.
The event was attended by several auto workers and representatives of their union, who expressed their gratitude towards Minister Harish Rao for his support.
“We are grateful to Minister Harish Rao for standing with us in our time of need. His gesture has given us hope and renewed our faith in humanity. We hope that more leaders will follow his example and come forward to support us,” said a representative of the auto workers’ union.
This initiative by Minister Harish Rao has been widely appreciated by people from all walks of life, who have praised him for his empathy and concern for the common people.
