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Corporator Ragam Nagender Yadav oversees relief works
Local corporator Ragam Nagender Yadav on Sunday asserted that he would not hesitate to travel any distance to take steps to solve any problems facing the people.
Serilingampally: Local corporator Ragam Nagender Yadav on Sunday asserted that he would not hesitate to travel any distance to take steps to solve any problems facing the people.
After visiting Papireddy Colony and interacting with residents, he promptly responded to their complaints on the recent rains causing water stagnation. He supervised the water removal works being carried with the help of a JCB machine. He assured to provide underground drainage and CC roads in the colony.
Reacting to the complaint of daily closure of road to Chandanagar railway station from the colony, which is causing residents hardships, he contacted the officials concerned and asked them to address the issue at the earliest.
He also asked them to provide a footpath for pedestrians. The corporator stated that he will be available daily for the residents of the division to get their problems redressed. He was accompanied by Ward Member Rambabu, TRS leaders LingaReddy, Janardhan Reddy, Anjayya, Ramesh.
