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Ganni Krishna assures people to solve problems in Rajamahendravaram
Many people in 49th division poured their problems before GUDA chairman Ganni Krishna and MLC Adireddy Appa Rao in Nagara Darshini programme held in 49th division here on Thursday
Rajamahendravaram: Many people in 49th division poured their problems before GUDA chairman Ganni Krishna and MLC Adireddy Appa Rao in Nagara Darshini programme held in 49th division here on Thursday.
The people complained that they were facing problems due to mosquitoes as the corporation was not clearing the silt in the drains from many months.
They also asked them to take steps to shift electric transformers which were posing problems. Officials of Transco were not taking initiative in this regard, instead of repeated requests, they complained.
Later, Krishna said all the problems would be addressed shortly and assured them to speak with municipal corporation and Transco officials immediately.
He asked the people not to pay a single paisa to any one for any welfare scheme, as the government was executing the schemes freely.
Nagara Darshini programme was aimed to know the problems of the people and also to tell about the welfare activities of the government, he added.
MLC Adireddy Appa Rao, TDP city general secretary Reddy Mani and others were present.
