
Sarpanch resigns, blames Nalgonda MLA
The Hindu
Officials directed by MLA not to cooperate, says village leader
Sarpanch of a village in Thipparti mandal in the district has put in her papers, allegedly “due to harassment” at the behest of Nalgonda Legislator K. Bhupal Reddy.
Gade Sandhya, village leader of Yellammagudem, met the administrative officer, as District Collector Prashant J Patil was unavailable at the time, and submitted her resignation.
Speaking to media persons at the Collectorate, she said she has not received bills for works executed in the past two years and also, without the resolution of the gram sabha and the knowledge of the sarpanch certain funds have been misplaced, she said.

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