Archive · 28 Jan 2026
Eatala Rajender Criticizes GHMC Ward Delimitation
Eatala Rajender, a senior leader and Member of Parliament, is upset about how the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC) has divided its areas into wards.
He says the divisions are unfair because some areas have many more people than others.
He thinks each representative should have about 30,000 people to make things fair.
He also says the government should make decisions with the public's best interests in mind, not just for political reasons.
He wants the government to be more open and include everyone in making these decisions.
Eatala Rajender criticized GHMC ward delimitation as unscientific and arbitrary.
He pointed out population disparities in ward divisions, with one ward having 82,000 people and another only 12,000.
He recommended that each corporator should represent approximately 30,000 people for balanced governance.
He accused the state government of making unilateral decisions without consulting elected representatives.
He emphasized the need for transparent allocation of reservations and prioritizing public welfare over partisan advantage.
- Who
- Eatala Rajender, Member of Parliament
- What
- Criticized GHMC ward delimitation as unscientific and arbitrary
- When
- Tuesday (specific date not mentioned)
- Where
- Hyderabad, India
- Why
- To ensure balanced governance and transparency in municipal governance
- Person
- Eatala Rajender
- Organization
- Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC)
- Population Disparity
- 82,000 vs. 12,000
- Recommended Representation
- 30,000 people per corporator
- Accusation
- Unilateral decisions by state government
- Demand
- Transparent allocation of reservations
- Focus
- Public welfare over partisan advantage