Hans News Service Puttaparthi

PuttaparthiMLA Palle Sindhura Reddy stated that the alliance government aims to swiftly resolve public grievances and ensure justice for people. Along with former Minister Dr Palle Raghunatha Reddy and RDO Suvarna, she received representations from people at a public grievance redressal system (PGRS) programme at the MLA camp office here on Friday. TDP activist Shyamala from Puttaparthi told the MLA that the then TDP government in 2014 had granted her a title deed for 2 cent house plot in Beedupalli village in 2014, sanctioned a permanent house for her and construction bill had been issued in her name. Stating that during previous YSRCP government’s tenure, some individuals encroached her land, and she pleaded for justice, she sought justice.

Responding immediately, MLA Sindhura assured her that an inquiry would be conducted with district officials concerned and that justice would be ensured.

Several Muslim leaders from Kothacheruvu submitted a representation to MLA Sindhura and Dr Palle Raghunatha Reddy, urging a comprehensive inquiry into the irregularities and corruption that plagued Syed Mastan Vali Dargah over the past 30 years and also sought appropriate action to be taken against those responsible. The MLA assured them that she would facilitate a thorough investigation by the district Collector or higher officials into the corruption at the Dargah and ensure that the government takes appropriate legal action against the guilty. MLA Sindhura Reddy instructed officials to examine every petition received during public grievance programme with priority and to take measures ensuring justice for all eligible individuals.