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Seethakka Slams BRS Legacy of Pending Problems at Hyderabad Meet
A government leader named Seethakka is in charge of helping people in her state.
She says the government before hers did not finish many important jobs.
That old government left behind lots of problems and money troubles.
People came to meet her in the city of Hyderabad to tell her about their problems.
Some people have trouble with their land papers, which the government records on a system called the Dharani portal.
Some families are still waiting for houses and other help from the government.
Young people asked to be allowed to join the police even when they are older.
Tribal people who live near forests said forest officers were making things hard for them.
Seethakka promised to look at every request and fix problems quickly.
She also told her workers to help people so they do not have to visit government offices again and again.
Panchayat Raj minister Danasari 'Seethakka' Anasuya accused the previous BRS administration of leaving behind a massive backlog of unaddressed public problems and financial burdens.
She spoke at the Prajalatho Mukhamukhi face-to-face grievance programme in Hyderabad, where the Congress government has spent months untangling inherited pending petitions.
Citizens raised concerns about land encroachment and irregularities in the Dharani portal, sudden alterations in pattadar passbooks, and pending welfare and housing allocations.
Seethakka received petitions directly from citizens and instructed officials to resolve issues without delay so people do not have to make repeated visits to government offices.
Youth appealed for an increase in the police recruitment age limit, some sought withdrawal of police cases filed during the previous regime, and tribals flagged difficulties with forest department officials.
- Who
- Danasari 'Seethakka' Anasuya, Panchayat Raj minister of the Congress government, and citizens submitting grievances from across the state.
- What
- Seethakka accused the previous BRS administration of leaving a backlog of unaddressed problems and financial burdens, and received public petitions at the Prajalatho Mukhamukhi programme.
- Where
- Hyderabad, at the Prajalatho Mukhamukhi (face-to-face) grievance programme.
- When
- Not specified in the article; the Congress government has spent months addressing issues inherited from BRS's 10-year rule.
- Why
- To resolve pending issues such as Dharani portal land irregularities, pending welfare and housing allocations, and other grievances left by the previous BRS administration.
Key facts
- Minister
- Danasari 'Seethakka' Anasuya (Panchayat Raj)
- Party in power
- Congress government
- Event
- Prajalatho Mukhamukhi (face-to-face) grievance programme
- Location
- Hyderabad
- Criticized administration
- Previous BRS government (10-year rule)
- Key issues
- Dharani portal irregularities, pattadar passbook alterations, pending housing and welfare allocations
- Public demands
- Higher police recruitment age limit; withdrawal of police cases from the previous regime
- Citizen groups affected
- Tribals and residents of forest areas
Quotes
Danasari ‘Seethakka’ Anasuya
Panchayat Raj Minister, Telangana
“She urged officials to resolve pending issues without delay and ensure citizens are not forced to make repeated rounds of government offices”
deccanchronicle.com
“She said people from across the state are submitting representations, driven by trust in the government”
deccanchronicle.com
Sources
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