Lokesh promises to resolve complaints on a war-footing

Minister for Human Resources, IT and Electronics, Nara Lokesh, on Friday assured all those who contacted him with various issues that they would be resolved on a war footing. On the 30th consecutive day of Praja Darbar, people from all corners of the State came forward with various problems, confident that their concerns would be addressed if brought to Lokesh’s attention. The Minister assured them that he would initiate urgent measures to resolve their problems.
Sheik Kasimbi of Yerrabalem in the Mangalagiri Assembly segment appealed to Lokesh for employment in Anna Canteen and also for a pension for her husband, who is suffering from a prolonged illness. D Aruna Kumari of China Kakani requested the Minister to sanction a housing unit for her, as she has been living in rented accommodation for a long time.
A physically challenged A Rama Rao from Undavalli, a graduate, appealed to Lokesh for employment and a housing unit. Lokesh assured all of them that he would take the necessary steps soon to assist them.
Tirlangi Lakshmi of Fazilbaghpet in Srikakulam district submitted a memorandum to Lokesh, stating that her land, which has been under her ownership for a long time, has been included in the prohibitory category. She requested that her land be removed from this category and that a No Objection Certificate (NOC) be issued to her. Timescale employees of the Telugu and Sanskrit Academy sought job security and the continuation of the house rent allowance (HRA) along with the city compensatory allowance (CCA).
Several others also brought their concerns to the notice of the IT and Electronics Minister, who promised to take all possible measures to resolve them at the earliest.