Seethakka Slams BRS Legacy of Pending Problems
She affirmed that every representation would be examined responsibly and resolved quickly.
Hyderabad:Panchayat Raj minister Danasari ‘Seethakka’ Anasuya accused the previous BRS of leaving behind a massive backlog of unaddressed public problems and financial burdens for the current administration.
Addressing the Prajalatho Mukhamukhi (face‑to‑face) grievance programme here, she said the Congress government has spent months untangling systemic issues and pending petitions inherited from the 10‑year rule of the previous BRS administration. These include land record complications under the Dharani portal and pending welfare and housing allocations.
Seethakka said people from across the state are submitting representations, driven by trust in the government. She affirmed that every representation would be examined responsibly and resolved quickly.
During the programme, she received petitions directly from citizens and spoke to officials over the phone, issuing immediate instructions. She told officials to resolve pending issues without delay and ensure citizens are not forced to make repeated rounds of government offices.
Several individuals raised concerns about land encroachment due to irregularities in the Dharani portal, sudden alterations in pattadar passbooks, and pending housing allocations. Youth appealed for an increase in the age limit for police recruitment, while others sought withdrawal of police cases filed out of political vendetta during the previous regime.
Tribals and residents of forest areas also submitted representations, highlighting difficulties caused by forest department officials and seeking protection of their rights.