Telangana CM Revanth Reddy Launches Praja Palana Application Form To Implement 6 Poll Guarantees

On holding Praja Palana in villages and districts, Telangana CM Revanth Reddy said that they have decided that it should be government reaching out to people and not people coming to government.

According to the government, public forms for the program will be accepted from December 28 to January 6. ( Image Source :Instagram@revanthofficial )

Telangana CM Revanth Reddy and Deputy CM Bhatti Vikaramarka launched the Praja Palana Application Form to implement six guarantees promised by Congress before the elections on Wednesday. After launching the Praja Palana program, Telangana CM said the government as promised signed one of the six guarantees on the day of the formation of the government. 

According to ANI, Telangana CM Revanth Reddy said, "Congress is giving Telangana people Abhaya Hastham, six guarantees. Praja Palana in villages, municipal wards and districts, will be held. Our aim is to provide help to everyone. More than 20,000 application forms were given in the Praja Bhavan, mostly land issues. So we have decided that it shouldn't be people coming to government, but it should be government going to people..."

Telangana CM Revanth Reddy and Dy CM Bhatti Vikaramarka launched the Praja Palana Application Form to implement 6 guarantees.

Telangana CM Revanth Reddy says "Congress is giving Telangana people Abhaya Hastham, six guarantees. Praja Palana in villages, municipal wards and… pic.twitter.com/04humBW1Vi

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According to the government, public forms for the program will be accepted from December 28 to January 6. During this period, individuals are expected to submit the forms at designated locations in the districts of Telangana, as per a report on Siasat.

Addressing reporters post-launch, the CM stated, "Upon assuming the role of Chief Minister, I instructed officials not to procure new vehicles for me. However, the previous government acquired 22 Land Cruisers, storing them in Vijayawada. I was unaware of this until 10 days into my tenure."

"I had directed officials to refurbish existing vehicles for my use. Subsequently, they informed me that the state government had acquired 22 Land Cruiser vehicles previously, all located in Vijayawada. The intention was to bring them once the new Chief Minister (KCR) took office," he explained.