Archive · 18 Aug 2026
MP Raghuram Reddy pulls up hostel warden over menu violations
Some important leaders visited a school where girls live and study.
They wanted to make sure the girls were getting good food.
They looked at the kitchen and checked the food that was being prepared.
They found that the same soup from lunch was being given again at dinner.
The rules said the girls should have sambar and eggs for dinner instead.
They also found vegetables and fruits stored in a dirty place.
The leaders were not happy with the person in charge of the hostel.
They told the staff to take better care of the students.
They warned that if this happens again, there will be serious punishment.
MP Ramasahayam Raghuram Reddy and Aswaraopeta MLA Jare Adinarayana conducted a surprise inspection of a tribal girls' residential school in Dammepeta mandal.
They found that rasam prepared for lunch was served again in the evening instead of the prescribed menu of sambar and eggs.
Vegetables and fruits were allegedly found stored in unhygienic conditions in the stock rooms.
The MP and MLA pulled up the warden over the lapses and cautioned authorities against compromising student health and well-being.
The MP warned that negligence would not be tolerated and that recurrence of such lapses would invite strict action.
- Who
- MP Ramasahayam Raghuram Reddy and Aswaraopeta MLA Jare Adinarayana
- What
- Conducted a surprise inspection of a tribal girls' residential school and found food menu violations and hygiene lapses
- When
- Monday
- Where
- Dammepeta mandal, Kothagudem district
- Why
- To assess the residential facilities, food arrangements and overall welfare of students
- Officials
- MP Ramasahayam Raghuram Reddy and MLA Jare Adinarayana
- Location
- Dammepeta mandal, Kothagudem district
- Facility
- Tribal girls' residential school and hostel
- Menu violation
- Lunch rasam served again at dinner instead of prescribed sambar and eggs
- Hygiene issue
- Vegetables and fruits stored in unhygienic conditions
- Action taken
- Warden pulled up; staff cautioned against compromising student health
- Warning
- Recurrence of lapses would invite strict action