Like Praja Palana Forms, Now Caste Survey Applications On Road
Hyderabad, Nov 22 (Maxim News): The caste census survey applications have been found scattered again and this time near Tarnaka Metro station in the city on Friday. This is the second such incident being reported in the State.
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Last week, the caste census survey applications were found scattered on the roadside from Rekula Bavi crossroads to Yellampeta in Medchal.
Videos of the applications scattered on the Tarnaka main road are going viral on different social media platforms. Unlike last time, this time the applications were filled in by the households as can be seen in the videos.
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The applications were scattered all along the Tarnaka main road. Unmindful of the applications, people were seen walking along and going about their jobs.
It may be recalled that Praja Palana applications were also found scattered on the Balanagar flyover on January 4 in the city. (Maxim News)
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