Telengana Chief Minister K. Chandrashekar Rao will be on a spree visiting districts from Sunday (June 20) to get a feel of the people’s pulse and take stock of the implementation of his government's schemes at the grassroots level besides launching a slew of development programmes.

The CM's district tours will begin with Siddipet on Sunday, where he will inaugurate the new integrated collectorate complex. Later he will take up surprise inspections in a few villages and towns in Siddipet and Kamareddy districts. On June 21, the CM will visit Warangal and lay the foundation for a 24-storied government multi-specialty hospital.

The Chief Minister is also scheduled to visit his adopted village of Vasalamarri of Turkapally mandal in Yadadri Bhongir district and participate in several developmental programmes. All arrangements have been made for his visit to the village on June 22.

On Friday, he called up Vasalamarri sarpanch Anjaiah and instructed him to find two suitable places to organise a community lunch and also Grama Sabha to discuss plans for the development of Vasalamarri as a model village. He is scheduled to reach the village between 11 am and noon, following which he will participate in the community lunch, for which the entire village has been invited. Later, he will attend the Grama Sabha.

The CM's districts' tour plans have kept the state administration on its toes, with public representatives of local bodies and officials rushing to complete long-pending works. The CM had recently warned them of action against those found slack in discharging their duties and said they could even face suspension or on-the-spot dismissal from service.

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