PNS|Vijayawada
Representatives of private school managements on Thursday met TDP national general secretary, Nara Lokesh, and explained the problems they were facing for the past four years, including non-renewal of the licences of their institutions. The private educational institutions representatives said ”When the TDP was in power the renewal was for every 10 years but now as per the new guidelines we should renew it for every three years. We have to make several rounds to the offices for the renewal.”
Lokesh promised to fight for their cause and said that once the TDP government is formed again all the problems of the private educational institutions will be resolved. At Aval Konda of the GD Nellore Assembly segment, Lokesh inaugurated the Aaja Khane e-Jehra Darga built by the Abbasia Charitable Trust.
Addressing the gathering, Lokesh said that he is undertaking the pada yatra only to have first-hand information on the problems that they are facing and also to find a better solution to resolve them.
Having come to know personally the problems being faced by the Muslim community, he promised to take all the necessary measures to resolve them soon after the TDP is back in power. The TDP will certainly come to the rescue of the Muslim community and will work for their uplift both economically and politically, he said.
With regard to the local issues, Lokesh said that once the TDP forms the government, all the issues will be addressed within 100 days. ”All your problems will be addressed on a war footing basis,” he stated.
At Kadapagunta, some local handicraft workers met Lokesh and narrated their problems. Responding to them, Lokesh said handicraft workers will be encouraged whenever the TDP forms its government again and all the welfare schemes for the SCs, STs, and BCs will be revived.
