On Friday, Scheduled Castes and Minorities Minister Koppula Eshwar said, "The government has decided not to hold an annual Chief Minister's dinner for Christians on Christmas eve this year due to Covid-19. However, the government will continue to distribute gift packs to 2.04 lakh poor families among Christians.

Here, Chief Minister K. Chandrashekhar Rao respects all religions and respects every community. The government has allocated Rs 1,518 crore for the minority welfare in the current budget. The government is also building a vast Christian Bhavan in Hyderabad," he said.

He said that even if there is no feast this year, the distribution of gift packs that have been going on for the last six years will continue. "These gift packs include saris, 'Punjabi clothes' and other clothing materials that will be distributed between December 12-15 and December 11-15 in Hyderabad and districts," he said. Arrangements. The Minister also examined the clothing materials ready for packing. The meeting was also attended by The Managing Director of Minorities Welfare Corporation Kanti Wesley and Telangana State Handloom Weavers Cooperative Societies Ltd. TISCO Joint Director.

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