Kadapa witnessed strong public participation as the MLA conducts Praja Darbar, giving residents a direct chance to raise their concerns. The MLA conducts Praja Darbar every week to ensure people can access government services without delay.
The programme was held on Wednesday and drew a large crowd. Citizens openly spoke about issues related to housing approvals, old-age pensions, drinking water shortages, and damaged roads.
Many residents also flagged delays in welfare schemes and financial assistance. The MLA listened patiently and directed officials to act within fixed timelines.
Housing beneficiaries received special focus. Several applicants said they were waiting for approvals for months. The MLA ordered a fresh review of pending cases.
Health-related requests from senior citizens and single women were also discussed. Officials were asked to prioritise these matters.
Officers from revenue, housing, and rural development departments attended the event. They registered complaints on the spot and promised follow-up visits.
Residents welcomed the initiative. They said the open forum saved time and reduced repeated trips to government offices.
The MLA said Praja Darbar meetings will continue across Kadapa district so that every grievance gets attention.
