All Security And Barricades In Front Of Pragathi Bhavan Removed
Hyderabad, Dec 7 (Maxim News): The official residence-cum-office of former Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao known as pragathi Bhavan which does not have entry for the common man due to heavy security and barricading has now been converted to “Praja Bhavan” lifted all security and barricading with this the common people will now have access.
It may be recalled that the TPCC Chief and elected Chief Minister Revanth Reddy said in the first media conference after winning the Telangana assembly elections that Pragathi Bhavan will be converted into ‘Praja bhavan’ and common people will also have access.
As mentioned, steps have fallen, officials lifted traffic restrictions at Pragati Bhavan. The barricades in front of the building are being removed. works are being done with the help of JCB. The removal of barricades will be completed soon. (Maxim News)
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