The Telangana Congress leadership has restarted the program after a short break. People can meet ministers and explain their problems. They can also submit requests related to welfare schemes, jobs, land issues, and public services.

Ministers will meet visitors at Gandhi Bhavan during fixed hours. They will listen to grievances and collect petitions. Officials will send these petitions to the concerned departments for action.

Congress leaders say the program will help people reach ministers more easily. They believe direct interaction can speed up solutions to public issues.

The initiative also encourages greater public participation in governance. Earlier editions of the program received a positive response. Party leaders expect strong participation when the sessions begin again this week.

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During the meeting, several citizens shared complaints about unresolved land disputes. One man said his family’s land was falsely declared disputed, blocking construction on his home. He revealed that officials delayed action and that his father passed away amid the problem.

Another woman complained that her family’s land division remained unsettled, despite complete documents. Mr. Sinha questioned officials on why these issues were still pending and directed them to take immediate action.

The deputy chief minister assured that honest officers will receive full support. However, corrupt or negligent staff will face strict consequences. He urged officials to act swiftly and fairly, ensuring farmers and landowners get justice.

Mr. Sinha’s warning aims to curb land fraud and protect citizens from fake genealogies and illegal land claims.

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Continuing in his father’s footsteps, Minister Nara Lokesh has intensified public outreach efforts. On Tuesday, he personally led the Praja Darbar at the TDP headquarters in Mangalagiri, meeting citizens face-to-face to discuss their grievances and ensure quick solutions.

Since early morning, people gathered in large numbers at the venue. Long queues stretched to the main road as hundreds arrived with petitions, hoping for relief. Many expressed confidence that Lokesh’s leadership would address their long-pending issues effectively.

Citizens also praised Lokesh’s efforts to attract investments and support weaker sections. His direct involvement in the Praja Darbar is seen as a reflection of the TDP’s renewed commitment to governance that listens and responds to people’s needs.

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