Subject: Urgent Disciplinary Action and Criminal Proceedings to Protect Government Land in Survey No. 42, Manikonda Jagir
There is an urgent need to initiate disciplinary action against the #Tahsildar (MRO), Gandipet, the #Sub-Registrar, @TGRS_Dept , the concerned @Comm_HYDRAA officials, and the Municipal authorities of @CMC_Offcl@MC_Cyberabad for their failure to protect Government land in Survey No. 42, Manikonda Jagir.
Although encroachments on this land were removed a few months ago by the @DCNarsingi Deputy Commissioner, Narsingi, repeated requests to fence the land and install permanent Government ownership boards were ignored. As a result, a private builder has reportedly once again attempted to encroach upon the land by erecting blue-sheet barricades after removing the Government signboard.
The market value of this prime Government land is approximately ₹2.5 lakh per square yard. Failure to safeguard such a valuable public asset has exposed it to repeated encroachments, causing potential loss to the public exchequer.
A criminal case must be immediately registered against those responsible for removing the Government signboard and attempting to encroach upon Government land. Departmental action should also be initiated against:
The Tahsildar (MRO), Gandipet, for failing to secure the land.
The concerned HYDRAA officials, for not fencing the land after the eviction drive.
The Municipal officials, if any approvals have been granted on Government land.
The Sub-Registrar, IGRS, if Government land has been registered in favour of private parties without proper verification.
The Government is requested to immediately restore the Government signboard, erect permanent fencing, register criminal cases against the encroachers, and fix accountability on all negligent officials to prevent further loss of valuable Government land. @CollectorRRD #RDO Rajendra Nagar @TGVIGENFO@Shikhagoel_IPS@GummallaSrijana@jayesh_ranjan@ZC_SLP
The Citizens Council (THE CC) strongly condemns the attack on an HMWSSB tanker driver in Manikonda while on official duty. Whatever the dispute, violence is unacceptable.Strict action must be taken against those responsible. @MRAMESHIPS@cyberabadpolice@CPCyberabad
Frequent street light failures continue in Pioneer Estate despite repeated complaints and temporary restoration works. Requesting permanent rectification through comprehensive inspection of cables, panels & fixtures for public safety.
@CMC_Offcl@MC_Cyberabad@GummallaSrijana
Tree trimming issue in Pioneer Estate, Neknampur Ward-128 was reported in February, but no action yet. Overgrown branches are blocking central street lights, making roads dark and unsafe. Kindly take up urgent trimming works in the interest of public safety. @CMC_Offcl@ZC_SLP
🚶♂️💧 WALK FOR WATER 💧🚶♀️
In view of the acute scarcity of both groundwater and piped drinking water supply in Manikonda & Neknampur Municipal Divisions, a peaceful “Walk for Water” is proposed from Butterfly Circle, Neknampur to Marrichettu Junction under the leadership of @KarthikIndrAnna .
Water scarcity is affecting every household. We especially appeal to women, residents facing severe hardship, and consumers who received exorbitant water bills to join this peaceful march for a common cause.
Let us all unite and raise our voice for our fundamental right to water.
📍 From: Butterfly Circle, Neknampur
📍 To: Marrichettu Junction
🗓️ Walk for Water
💧 Water is a Right, not a Privilege
💧 No Water – No Life
#WalkForWater #Manikonda #Neknampur #WaterCrisis #RightToWater #SaveWater
@BRSparty@KTRBRS@BRSHarish
@CMC_Offcl@MC_Cyberabad@DC_SLP49@SCSC_Cyberabad
Link Road b/w Bhel Jn towards Ameenpur via Jvn & SN reddy gardens is blocked with mud causing severe inconvenience to commuters, Autos utilizing the unfavourable situation.
Pls 🙏 loc: https://t.co/CMEWn7L4zp
@GummallaSrijana
To
The Hon’ble Chief Minister of Telangana
Government of Telangana
Hyderabad
@TelanganaCMO@TelanganaCS@PrlsecyMAUD@CMC_Offcl@MC_Cyberabad
Subject: Delay in payment of salaries to outsourcing sanitation workers and other staff in municipalities merged into GHMC – Request for immediate intervention
Respected Sir,
I would like to bring to your urgent attention a serious issue concerning the outsourcing sanitation workers and other municipal staff working in the municipalities recently merged into the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation (GHMC), and in areas reorganized under new corporations such as Cyberabad.
The Government has recently announced the “99 Days Garbage Free Program” with the objective of improving urban sanitation and cleanliness. While maintaining clean cities is undoubtedly an important goal, the ground reality in the merged municipalities appears to be contrary to this objective.
In the Narsingi Circle alone, nearly 400 outsourcing sanitation workers and other municipal staff are facing severe hardship due to delays in payment of their monthly salaries, which are reportedly delayed by 20–25 days every month. Most of these workers belong to economically weaker sections, and their livelihoods entirely depend on these wages. Continuous delays in salary payments are pushing their families into serious financial distress.
While the Government expects improved sanitation outcomes under the 99 Days Program, it is unfortunate that the basic right of these workers — timely payment of their wages — is not being ensured. Without paying their salaries on time, placing additional workload on them under special programs is neither fair nor humane.
It has also been brought to notice that there are insufficient funds even for the maintenance of vehicles used for daily sanitation activities, resulting in poor upkeep of sanitation infrastructure and reduced efficiency of services in these areas.
Considering that the situation in the merged municipalities has further deteriorated, imposing additional responsibilities under the 99 Days Program without addressing issues such as delayed wages and lack of basic resources amounts to unfair treatment of the very workers who are the backbone of urban sanitation.
As a party committed to the dignity of workers and the welfare of weaker sections, the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) considers it our responsibility to bring these concerns to your attention and seek immediate remedial action.
In this regard, we respectfully request the Government to take the following urgent measures:
1.Immediately release the pending salaries of outsourcing sanitation workers and other municipal staff.
2.Ensure that monthly salaries are paid regularly and on time without delays.
3.Provide adequate funds for maintenance of sanitation vehicles and other essential infrastructure.
4.Protect the dignity and livelihood of sanitation workers, who are the backbone of urban cleanliness.
5.After the merger into GHMC, some categories of outsourcing staff are reportedly yet to receive their salaries; therefore, all pending wage arrears should be released immediately.
Resolving this issue on an urgent basis will not only provide relief to hundreds of workers and their families but will also help ensure that sanitation programs are implemented effectively.
We sincerely hope that the Government will take immediate action and ensure justice to these workers.
Yours sincerely,
Sitaram Dhulipala
President, BRS Party – Manikonda
Plot No. J4, Road No. 5/C
Panchavati Colony
Manikonda – 500089
@BRSparty@KTRBRS@KarthikIndrAnna
Request authorities to increase drinking water supply to 1–1.5 hrs in Neknampur & Manikonda. Repeated disruptions (Manikonda pipe burst, Peddapur works, Bulkapur pipeline blast) during Ramadan & summer causing hardship. Kindly intervene. @MDHMWSSB@HMWSSBOnline@MC_Cyberabad
Street lights notworking in Krishna Reddy Enclave, Neknampur (Ward 128) since 05 Mar 2026. Issueraised with @ZC_SLP@DCNarsingi@SanduguSan61630 ,EE Serlingampally Zone and De Elelctirc wing narsingi cirlcebut no action yet. Kindly restore urgently. @GummallaSrijana@CMC_Offcl
Engineering “marvel” of Manikonda: Water leaks from inside the divider during plant watering, flooding the Neknampur–Alijapur Main Road and creating potholes.
Public money, poor execution. Request @TGVIGENFO inquiry into quality, supervision & accountability.@Shikhagoel_IPS
Illegal solid waste dumping continues at the borders of Qutb Shahi Tombs, Deccan Park & Golconda Eidgah. Immediate strict action is needed. Request urgent intervention from @GHMCOnline and @jayesh_ranjan to stop this nuisance and protect heritage & worship spaces.
P.V.N.R Park, Balaji Nagar — A recent visit revealed serious civic and safety concerns.
With 200+ daily visitors, including 100+ senior citizens, children, and families, the park is currently facing:
1. Water leakage
2. Poor sanitation & no dustbins
3. Broken play equipment causing injuries
4. Lack of greenery & seating facilities
5. Damaged mats & dilapidated infrastructure
This public space is in an unacceptable condition and demands immediate intervention.
I urge the Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation Commissioner, engineers, and concerned officials to take swift corrective action.
I also request the Bharat Rashtra Samithi leadership to intervene and ensure timely resolution in the interest of public welfare.
Public parks must reflect dignity, safety, and responsible governance.
#PVNRPark #BalajiNagar #Hyderabad #PublicInfrastructure #CivicResponsibility
@KCRBRSPresident@BRSparty@BRSHarish@KTRBRS@BrsSabithaIndra@KarthikIndrAnna
Drainage overflowing on 100 Ft Rd (Neknampur–Alijapur) despite repeated complaints. No coordination between @hmwssbmgrmkonda & @DCNarsingi Political influence, staff refusing duty = public health risk. @GHMCOnline@HMWSSBOnline
Are taxpayers invisible? Act NOW. @ZC_SLP