Kothagudem Congress sarpanch accuses officials of blocking Rudrampur development
The officials in the Minister Seethakka’s panchayat raj department seem to be undermining the elected members if the allegations made by a Congress sarpanch in the district are true.
Rudrampur sarpanch, Banoth Kesli speaking at a gram sabha held to discuss development plans on Friday, made rather serious allegations against the panchayat raj officials. She accused the officials of being uncooperative even when it comes to filling a small pothole in the village.
While the public demands development, panchayat raj assistant engineer (AE) and divisional engineer (DE) were creating obstacles whenever attempts were made to undertake development and how the panchayat could be developed under such circumstances, she posed adding that the electricity department staff have also been behaving in a similar manner.Geographic Reference
Since Rudrampur was a Singareni area, some time back they met the local General Manager (GM) and submitted a representation regarding necessary works based on the people’s needs. The GM responded and took the matter to the company civil department officials’ attention, but the works remain incomplete to this day, Kesli noted.
Rudrampur sarpanch, Banoth Kesli speaking at a gram sabha held to discuss development plans on Friday, made rather serious allegations against the panchayat raj officials. She accused the officials of being uncooperative even when it comes to filling a small pothole in the village.
While the public demands development, panchayat raj assistant engineer (AE) and divisional engineer (DE) were creating obstacles whenever attempts were made to undertake development and how the panchayat could be developed under such circumstances, she posed adding that the electricity department staff have also been behaving in a similar manner.Geographic Reference
Since Rudrampur was a Singareni area, some time back they met the local General Manager (GM) and submitted a representation regarding necessary works based on the people’s needs. The GM responded and took the matter to the company civil department officials’ attention, but the works remain incomplete to this day, Kesli noted.