Surya Teja assumes charge as NMC Commissioner
The Hindu
New Nellore Municipal Corporation Commissioner vows transparent governance, resolves city issues, and directs departments for development.
Mallavarapu Surya Teja assumed charge as the new Commissioner of Nellore Municipal Corporation (NMC) on Wednesday.
Upon taking office, he assured transparent governance and that he would resolve the problems of people under the jurisdiction, regarding drinking water, roads, sanitation and any other prevalent issues in the city. He further said that regular meetings will be conducted with all departments in NMC for the development of the city. NMC officials and staff of all departments welcomed the new commissioner and congratulated him.
Mr. Teja along with the concerned officials inspected various departments of the NMC including Revenue, Establishment, Public Health, Town Planning, Engineering, and Command Control Room. He directed the officials of all departments to work in coordination.
During a review meeting on Wednesday evening, the Commissioner ordered the Engineering department officials to speed up the renovation works of the Anna Canteens within the city limits and make them ready by August 15, 2024.
He urged them to clean the premises of the Anna Canteens and ensure all necessary infrastructure such as electricity, lights and furniture for the management.
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