BRS indulging in malicious campaign on Indiramma towers: Ponguleti
Srinivasa Reddy questioned why the opposition objected to government land being used for public welfare. Beneficiaries would contribute only ₹6 lakh.Mr. Of these reserved allotments, 30% would be earmarked for women.He urged eligible applicants to submit their applications through MeeSeva centres, the MeeSeva WhatsApp service - 8096958096, or the official MeeSeva website.
- ▪Srinivasa Reddy questioned why the opposition objected to government land being used for public welfare.
- ▪Beneficiaries would contribute only ₹6 lakh.Mr.
- ▪Of these reserved allotments, 30% would be earmarked for women.He urged eligible applicants to submit their applications through MeeSeva centres, the MeeSeva WhatsApp service - 8096958096, or the official MeeSeva website.
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Revenue and Housing Minister Ponguleti Srinivasa Reddy accused the BRS of spreading misinformation over the State government’s Indiramma Towers housing initiative, alleging that the opposition was unable to accept the dignified housing for the poor in the heart of Hyderabad.Addressing the media here, he said the previous BRS government had failed to fulfil the housing aspirations of the urban poor. The BRS relocated economically weaker sections to the outskirts from their workplaces and essential services with the few double bedroom houses.The Minister said the Congress government had adopted a constituency-wise approach to construct Indiramma houses close to the areas where beneficiaries currently reside, ensuring they have access to employment, education and healthcare.Rejecting the…
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