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Cleaning of Pragati Nivedana Sabha venue begins
The TRS government has successfully organised the public meeting in the presence of lakhs of people who turned up to Kongara Kalan from various parts of the state
The TRS government has successfully organised the public meeting in the presence of lakhs of people who turned up to Kongara Kalan from various parts of the state.
A day after the meeting, the TRS party has begun cleaning the venue. In a tweet the Municipal Administration and Urban Development Minister KT Rama Rao said as assured to the High court, the task of clearing the trash from the meeting has been taken up by the TRS volunteers.
As we assured the High Court, the premises of the #PragathiNivedanaSabha have been cleaned up by our party volunteers & workers pic.twitter.com/4AlVwv3o2Y
— KTR (@KTRTRS) September 3, 2018
Mini trucks and other vehicles have been pressed into service to transport the waste. In addition to this, the government also deployed men and women to clean the venue.
Speaking to the reporters, government whip Palla Rajeshwar said that 70 per cent of waste have been cleared and the rest will be cleaned by Tuesday.
