Hyderabad: Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy hit the ground running, holding a Praja Darbar at Jyothiba Phule Bhavan, his official residence, just one day after assuming office.
Prioritizing the needs of the differently-abled, CM Reddy personally inquired about their concerns and received their applications. He then met with a large number of citizens seeking government assistance, attentively listening to their diverse grievances and promising swift action.
Ministers Ponguleti Srinivasa Reddy and Danasari Anasuya Seethakka joined the Chief Minister at the Praja Darbar. Following an emergency meeting at the Secretariat, Minister Seethakka remained to receive further applications.
The state government ensured a smooth and efficient Praja Darbar. CMO Special Chief Secretary Seshadri, DGP Ravi Gupta, HMWSSB MD Dana Kishore, GHMC Commissioner Ronald Rose, and Hyderabad Collector Anudeep coordinated efforts, along with other officials.
Fifteen desks facilitated grievance registration, supplemented by an online system issuing unique ID numbers for each petition. Applicants received printed acknowledgements and SMS notifications. The venue offered comfortable seating for 320 people, with queue lines organized both inside and outdoors. Shade, drinking water, and other amenities ensured a pleasant experience for all participants.The overwhelming response to the first Praja Darbar saw citizens from across Hyderabad and neighbouring districts eager to engage with the new Chief Minister. (INN)