Public Pleas Should Be Addressed Promptly: Additional Commissioner Nalini Padmavati
*Hyderabad, July 15:* Additional Commissioner Nalini Padmavati has asked the authorities to resolve the pleas received on the public radio immediately. People from various parts of the greater area raised their concerns to the authorities in a public address held at the GHMC head office on Monday.
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Speaking on this occasion, she asked the officials to take steps to resolve the requests received from the people in public. On this occasion, along with her, the senior officials of other departments, Additional Commissioners Srivastava, Satyanarayana, Chandrakant Reddy, Pankaja, CCP Rajendraprasad Naik, and Additional CCP Gangadhar received pleas.
On this occasion, Nalini Padmavati said… As people from different parts of Greater Greater Noida have expressed their problems, she requested them to resolve their problems within a fixed period of time without any delay and to inform the authorities of the concerned departments on long-term problems and inform the petitioner when it will be resolved.
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He said that while a total of 64 requests were received in the head office this Monday, 8 more requests were received through telephone. Additional Commissioner Nalini Padmavati said that 28 applications were received from Town Planning, Revenue 10, CM&HO 7, Engineering Maintenance 5, Admin Section 4 and Hyderabad Water Works 2. Said.
Additional Commissioner Satyanarayana said that when 8 complaints are received over the telephone, they should be noted and sent to the concerned authorities and the solution details should be sent. Additional Commissioner Satyanarayana said that pleas received on Basti Dawakhana, encroachment of foot path, installation of statue in front of house and stray dog issues have been recommended to the concerned authorities.
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A total of 102 applications were received in the zones. Out of that, maximum 73 applications were received in Kukat Pally zone. Similarly, Serilingampally 15, Charminar 5, LB Nagar 3 and Khairatabad zone received only 1 request.
CM&HO Dr. Padmaja, Health Joint Commissioner Shailaja, Chief Veterinary Dr. Abdul Vakil, Entomology Dr. Rambabu, Engineering Department Deputy CE K.S. Reddy, Irrigation SE Shankaraiah, Housing SE Vidyasagar Admin AMC Sharada were present in this public address. , Supervisors Suresh and others participated.
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