People from all walks of life and various parts of the state arrived at the renamed official residence of the chief minister in the morning itself.
Published Dec 08, 2023 | 11:34 AM ⚊ Updated Dec 08, 2023 | 11:35 AM
Seating arrangements were made in the first building, which former chief minister, the late YS Rajashekhara Reddy, used as his camp office. (Supplied)
Telangana Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy held “Praja Darbar” — People’s Court — at Jyotirao Phule Praja Bhavan on Friday, 8 December.
Revanth Reddy had earlier announced the Darbar would be held at Praja Bhavan, previously known as Pragati Bhavan, the official camp office-cum-residence of the chief minister.
A long queue of people from all walks of life and various parts of the state waited since morning to present their grievances to the chief minister. They were seen holding memoranda in their hands, waiting for their turn to enter the Praja Bhavan.
The chief minister started receiving representations immediately after arriving at the Darbar.
The officials made arrangements for the people to be seated in a hall in the first building, which the former chief minister, the late YS Rajasekhara Reddy, had used as his camp office.
The chief minister, after he was sworn-in on Thursday, announced the removal of the iron fencing and barricades at the Praja Bhavan, which indicated the “beginning of an era of freedom” for the people.
