Galla S Kiran Kumar,Bureau Chief
“Prajadarbar” conducted by Minister Nara Lokesh is getting good response. Old people, women, disabled people, youth, employees and representatives of various communities lined up at Undavalli’s residence from Wednesday morning.
Amaravati: Minister Nara Lokesh’s ‘Prajadarbar’ is getting good response. Old people, women, disabled people, youth, employees and representatives of various communities lined up at Undavalli’s residence from Wednesday morning. Lokesh assured them that he would take the petitions from everyone and work hard to solve the problems. Instructions were issued to the staff to divide the respective problems department wise and send them to the concerned departments.
The representatives of Guntur-based Ashaya Sadhana Divyangula Welfare Association appealed to Nara Lokesh to waive off the TIDCO house loan granted by the previous TDP government to the disabled. They said that the Vaikapa government did not even give them the keys to the houses allotted to them and harassed them. TIDCO wanted to waive the house loan so that their dream of owning a house could come true under the current government. After hearing the problem, the minister said that he will discuss and take a decision. Sheikh Bhanubi of Mangalagiri requested that his daughter is totally disabled and should be granted disability pension. The Anjaneys of Nulakapet together appealed to Lokesh for disability pension. M. Vamshikrishna from Mangalagiri asked him to get a job and support him as he was disabled by birth and studied for his degree. N.Venkateswara Rao of Yarrabalem appealed to restore the farmer’s labor pension which was suspended in the previous government. CH Anusha from Anantawara of Palnadu district appealed to her that she came from a common family and got an MBBS seat in B-category through NEET examination. Lokesh assured them that he would work hard to solve those problems.
