Hyderabad: Minister Jupally Krishna Rao warned that strict action would be taken against any official, public representative, or beneficiary involved in bribery for allotments under the Indiramma housing scheme. Speaking in Nagar Kurnool district’s Kollapur municipality on Monday, he said the scheme aimed solely at development and welfare.
Jupally visited every ward in Kollapur to verify the eligibility of residents whose income is below the poverty threshold before issuing allotment letters. He also laid foundations for new houses in several wards. In Ward 6, former municipal chairperson Ramya Nagaraju accompanied him to beneficiary Mannemma’s home and explained her financial situation. The minister assured her of financial support.
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The minister accused the previous BRS government of misleading low-income families with false promises of double-bedroom houses. He claimed that, during his earlier tenure, repeated requests for action were ignored by then chief minister K. Chandrashekar Rao. He said the government would sanction houses to all low-income families still living in huts.
Municipal Commissioner Chandrasekhar Rao, Tahsildar Vishnuvardhan Rao, DSP Srinivas Yadav, former municipal chairperson Ramya Nagaraju, former vice-chairperson Mahbub Begum, ex-councillors Rahim Pasha, Naeem, Mekala Sirisha Yadav, Ramudu Yadav, and Congress leaders Ranganeni Jagadishwarudu, Vanga Rajashekar Goud, and Kamalakar Rao attended the event.