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HYDERABAD: The “Praja Darbar“by the Congress government i Telangana has witnessed remarkable success, collecting 5,402 applications within two days of its inauguration on Friday. The term translates to “people’s justice”, representing the process in which elected representatives and the general public participate in receiving their requests to find a solution to complaints.
On the second day alone, more than 1,500 complaints were filed, while another was received on the day CM A began. Revanth ReddyThe man himself accepted the criticism. Among the 1,500 complaints, 459 are related to housing, 300 to income, 60 to pensions, 43 to Aasara pension, and seven about health. Surprisingly, job-related applications were only 140 applications.
Although the program was not activated on Sunday, government sources said that ‘Praja Darbar’ may be changed to a daily event.
“The CM can attend the ‘Praja Darbar’ twice a week, and ministers will also receive complaints, but who will do it every time is not clear,” he said. a source. “There will be a special complaint room and a portal will also be created. Information has been sent to the mobile phones of those who have submitted complaints.
Although no timeline has been announced to resolve the complaints, all departments have been directed to speed up the process. Officials said that land issues may take time, but pension and other concerns will be resolved soon.
On the second day alone, more than 1,500 complaints were filed, while another was received on the day CM A began. Revanth ReddyThe man himself accepted the criticism. Among the 1,500 complaints, 459 are related to housing, 300 to income, 60 to pensions, 43 to Aasara pension, and seven about health. Surprisingly, job-related applications were only 140 applications.
Although the program was not activated on Sunday, government sources said that ‘Praja Darbar’ may be changed to a daily event.
“The CM can attend the ‘Praja Darbar’ twice a week, and ministers will also receive complaints, but who will do it every time is not clear,” he said. a source. “There will be a special complaint room and a portal will also be created. Information has been sent to the mobile phones of those who have submitted complaints.
Although no timeline has been announced to resolve the complaints, all departments have been directed to speed up the process. Officials said that land issues may take time, but pension and other concerns will be resolved soon.