At its Praja Vani session in Hyderabad, Hydraa received 36 complaints, mostly about encroachments of public spaces. Citizens raised concerns over misuse of parks, sewage entering lakes and homes, and illegal constructions on sewerage and drainage channels
Hydraa reclaimed 2,000 sq yards of land worth Rs 100 crore near Jubilee Hills check post in Hyderabad. The land, belonging to the Jubilee Hills Cooperative Housing Society, had been illegally occupied for two decades before being cleared and secured
Appealing to the Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy to honour his own commitment to the people of the State by attending the Praja Vani without fail to help resolve people’s grievances, Sravan said the much hyped programme had become a public relations exercise.
Undeterred by the chilly weather, people turned up in large numbers for the programme from across the State. Many were seen standing in queues much before the scheduled time of 10 a.m. for commencement of the programme.
