We built our house in Hyderabad with Vizag steel, says Lokesh

We built our house in Hyderabad with Vizag steel, says Lokesh. The plant will not be privatised, he says, and promises to take it up with the Chief Minister.

On the second day of his visit to the city on September 26 (Thursday), Information Technology Minister N. Lokesh had darshan of Sri Lakshmi Narasimha Swamy at Simhachalam. After offering prayers, he enquired about the services being offered to the devotees at the temple.

Later, Mr. Lokesh visited a few schools, interacted with the children, and enquired about the facilities in the institutions.

At the ‘Praja Darbar’ conducted at the TDP office, Mr. Lokesh received grievances from the people.

Members of the A.P. Nurses’ Struggle Committee met Mr. Lokesh and appealed to him to regularise the services of the contract nurses.

Leaders of journalist associations met Mr. Lokesh and urged him to allot eligible members of the fraternity four cents of land and extend ₹10,000 as pension. They also sought financial assistance to the families of journalists affected by COVID-19.

S. Nagamani and G. Jayalakshmi from Koduru in Anakapalli district brought to Mr. Lokesh’s notice the issue of encroachment of their 5.22-acre land by a few people with the support of YSRCP leaders.

Candidates who qualified in DSC-2008 urged him to address their grievances, and continue the benefit of fee reimbursement to the candidates declared ineligible for having electricity bill exceeding 300 units per month.