Hundreds line up for Telangana CM Revanth Reddy’s first Praja Darbar

Officials lent a helping hand to those who were unable to write down their complaints in the proper format.

On Friday morning, people from all walks of life queued up outside the complex, their complaints written on paper. Working very quickly after Thursday’s announcement regarding the Praja Darbar, officials set up several help desks to help people register their grievances before meeting the newly appointed chief minister. Officials lent a helping hand to those who were unable to write down their complaints in the proper format.

Accompanied by minister Ponguleti Srinivasa Reddy, the chief minister met people one by one for an hour. Many of those who had arrived were disabled individuals who wanted a job or financial assistance for treatment. Revanth Reddy will soon proceed to the Secretariat to hold meetings with officials.

The chief minister said his government will immediately start implementing his party’s six-guarantees promised to the people before the elections. On Friday, he will also meet officials of the Telangana State Road Transport Corporation (TSRTC) as the new Congress government wants to implement its free travel for women from Saturday under the Mahalakshmi scheme.

The chief minister said his government will immediately start implementing his party’s six-guarantees promised to the people before the elections.

Reddy will discuss the scheme with officials and review the fleet strength and financial position of the corporation and the implications of the scheme. The TSRTC operates over 9,200 buses and women will be able to travel for free in the non-premium City, Metro Express, Palle Velugu, and Express buses.

The chief minister will also hold a meeting with electricity department officials, including Telangana State Transmission Corporation (Transco) officers. The Congress has promised 200 units of free power to all eligible households under the Gruha Jyothi scheme and Reddy wants to implement it as soon as possible.