Archive · 11 Sep 2026
Mayor Promises Solutions for Islam Peta Residents’ Problems
Mayor Devarakonda Sujatha Ashok visited Islam Peta to hear residents’ concerns.
She went from door to door with officials and party leaders.
Residents explained the problems they face in their neighborhood.
The mayor said steps would be taken to solve these issues.
She told sanitation workers to keep the area clean.
She also asked them to clear dirt and waste from drains regularly.
Residents were asked to separate wet and dry garbage.
The mayor also encouraged eligible people to apply for pensions and other government benefits.
Mayor Devarakonda Sujatha Ashok visited Islam Peta in Nellore’s 53rd Division.
She conducted a door-to-door visit with officials and party leaders on Thursday.
Residents shared their local problems and were assured that steps would be taken to address them.
Sanitation staff were instructed to keep the division clean and regularly clear drain silt and waste.
Residents were urged to segregate wet and dry waste and apply for eligible government pensions.
- Who
- Mayor Devarakonda Sujatha Ashok, city officials, party leaders, and residents of Islam Peta.
- What
- The mayor conducted a door-to-door visit, heard local concerns, and directed officials to address sanitation and welfare-related issues.
- When
- Thursday.
- Where
- Islam Peta in Venkateswarapuram, Nellore’s 53rd Division.
- Why
- To understand residents’ problems, improve cleanliness, encourage waste segregation, and help eligible people access government welfare benefits.
- Mayor
- Devarakonda Sujatha Ashok
- Area visited
- Islam Peta, Venkateswarapuram
- Division
- 53rd Division
- Visit format
- Door-to-door interaction
- Sanitation directions
- Regularly maintain cleanliness and remove silt and waste from drains
- Waste guidance
- Residents should separate wet and dry waste during collection
- Welfare guidance
- Eligible residents should apply for old-age, widow, and other pensions