THE CITIZENS COUNCIL

The Citizens Council (THE CC) stands as a voluntary socio-political service organization duly registered under TS Registration Act, 2001, covering Cyberabad.

[THE CITIZENS COUNCIL @THECCCYBERBAD]

@infomubashir @MalkajgiriCop why no action so far against communal hatred ? Why dont we set as an example @CVAnandIPS @TelanganaDGP

[Sitaram Dhulipala @SitaramDhulipa1]

OPEN LETTER
To
The Commissioner
Cyberabad Municipal Corporation
@CMC_Offcl @MC_Cyberabad @GummallaSrijana

Subject: Request for Equitable Development of Narsingi Circle-45 and Disclosure of Sanctioned Works

Madam,

The primary source of revenue for the Cyberabad Municipal Corporation is property tax, which funds various developmental and maintenance activities. In this regard, Narsingi Circle-45 is one of the major contributors, generating a substantial share of the Corporation’s revenue.

Considering its significant contribution, Narsingi Circle-45 deserves due priority in the allocation of developmental works. There is an urgent need to take up infrastructure projects such as road widening, maintenance of existing roads, a comprehensive Underground Drainage (UGD) system, stormwater drains, and other essential civic amenities to meet the needs of the rapidly growing population.

Further, in the interest of transparency and accountability, it is requested that the details of all works sanctioned across the Cyberabad Municipal Corporation—including the name of the work, location, estimated cost, executing agency, date of sanction, and present status—be displayed in the public domain through the Corporation’s official website. This will not only enhance transparency but also enable the public to assess whether the sanctioned works are based on genuine public demand and local priorities, thereby promoting need-based development and effective public monitoring.

We, therefore, request you to give due consideration to the developmental needs of Narsingi Circle-45 and ensure that the details of all sanctioned works are proactively disclosed in the public domain.

Yours sincerely,

Sitaram Dhulipala
Founding Chairman
The Citizens Council (for a Better Society)
@ZC_SLP @DCNarsingi @Dc45_Narsingi @THECCCYBERBAD

[Cyberabad Municipal Corporation @CMC_Offcl]

🦟 Don't leave water stagnant in pot trays. Empty and clean them regularly to prevent mosquito breeding and dengue spread.

#Cyberabad #DenguePrevention #MosquitoControl #DryDay #PreventDengue #MonsoonSafety #CleanCyberabad #PublicHealth #StopMosquitoBreeding #CitizenResponsibility

@jayesh_ranjan @CEO_Telangana @TelanganaCS @TelanganaCMO @IPRTelangana @MC_Cyberabad @DigitalMediaTG @HiHyderabad @ZC_SLP @ZC_Kukatpally1 @zcquthbullapur

[HamaraManikonda @HamaraManikonda]

ఇంత ఘోరంగా butterfly సర్కిల్ నుంచి పుప్పాలగూడ శివాలయం వెళ్ళే ప్రధాన రోడ్ లో రాళ్లు, మట్టి ఉంటే పట్టించుకునే నాధుడే లేదు, ఎదైనా ప్రమాదం జరిగితే ఎవ్వరూ బాధ్యత వహిస్తారు, ప్రజల ప్రాణాలంటే లెక్కలేదా ఈ పాలకులకి,అధికారులు, నాయకులు నిద్రపోతున్నారా?@DCNarsingi @ZC_SLP @GummallaSrijana

[HamaraManikonda @HamaraManikonda]

For the drainage works of major companies like Anand, Anuhar, and Pooja Constructions, Congress leaders in Manikonda and officials of the Narsingi Circle have allegedly colluded to dig up a road that was laid just six months ago, causing immense hardship and misery to the local residents. While the public pays their hard-earned money in the form of taxes, officials who draw their salaries from those funds seem to have no sense of responsibility. Instead, lured by the corrupt money allegedly offered by large companies, they are causing inconvenience to the public and misusing taxpayers’ money.

To the Commissioner Madam and the Zonal Commissioner, who claim to visit one ward every day to understand the problems faced by the people—can they not see this corruption? Even knowing that the rainy season was approaching, how could they allow such work to begin? Why did they not question why the drainage systems in many low-lying areas had not been cleaned? Why is there so much negligence?

Under the government’s much-publicized 100-day governance program, what has actually been accomplished? How much money has been spent, and on what has it been spent?@CMC_Offcl @ZC_SLP @DCNarsingi @TelanganaCMO @TelanganaCS

[HamaraManikonda @HamaraManikonda]

In the park located on Road No. 6, Alkapoor, stones and mud are scattered all over the walking track, and heaps of soil can be seen in the middle of the park, clearly reflecting poor maintenance. Senior officials claim that funds are available for the maintenance of parks, but the officials of Narsingi Circle-45 say there are no funds. Instead, they continue spending money on parks that are already in good condition while neglecting the remaining parks.

Although a restroom facility is available in this park, the lack of proper maintenance is causing inconvenience to walkers. Due to the absence of a water supply in the restroom, foul odors are creating discomfort for visitors.

Residents and walkers are requesting the higher authorities to intervene immediately and appoint a supervisor for park maintenance. They also urge the authorities to obtain weekly reports on the condition and upkeep of all parks to ensure proper monitoring and maintenance.@DCNarsingi @ZC_SLP @CMC_Offcl @TelanganaCS @TelanganaCMO

[HamaraManikonda @HamaraManikonda]

On the High Tension Line Road connecting Venkateswara Colony and YSR Colony, waste has been dumped indiscriminately on the road and along the roadside. Due to the lack of proper supervision by sanitation officials, the waste is decomposing, which may lead to health problems for the public. The concerned higher authorities should respond immediately and take necessary action to address this issue.@DCNarsingi @ZC_SLP @CMC_Offcl

[HamaraManikonda @HamaraManikonda]

Yesterday, the issue of waste lying on the 60-foot road connecting Sri Venkateswara Colony and YSR Colony was brought to the attention of the authorities. However, not a single effort has been made to clean the area so far.

The senior official in the Narsingi Division-45 Sanitation Department appears more focused on pleasing higher authorities and serving them like an attendant rather than fulfilling the responsibility of serving the public. Even when complaints are made, the sanitation officials are in no position to respond or take action. Despite failing to perform their duties properly, they remain indifferent even when ordinary citizens take the initiative to report problems.

Only when matters reach higher authorities, and there is a fear of action being taken against them, do the lower-level staff respond and carry out their work promptly. The attitude of the officials here reflects the saying, “As the king, so are the subjects.”

The Cyberabad Commissioner frequently tells the media that he visits one ward every day to understand public issues. However, what is the benefit of such visits if nothing changes? The situation remains exactly the same as before, with no visible improvement.@DCNarsingi @ZC_SLP @CMC_Offcl @TelanganaCS @TelanganaCMO

[HamaraManikonda @HamaraManikonda]

People are paying taxes with the money they earn through hard work. No matter how much tax burden is imposed, they continue to pay without complaint. The money paid as taxes is taken by government officials in the form of salaries, while those governing the state enjoy a luxurious lifestyle. When such citizens have been requesting for the past three days that basic facilities be provided and that their surroundings be kept clean, some people allege that the AE of Narsingi Circle has been making controversial remarks.

Please do not forget that you are eating food from the money contributed by the people. Elders say, “A person deserves a word, and an ox deserves a blow,” meaning that matters should not be allowed to escalate to that point. It would be better to act before the situation reaches such a stage.

Respected government leaders, if officials are working with such negligence during your administration, the bad name ultimately falls on you. When such officials fail to perform their duties, they should be removed from their positions. The presence or absence of such people makes little difference if they are not serving the public responsibly.@DCNarsingi @ZC_SLP @CMC_Offcl @TelanganaCS @TelanganaCMO @INCTelangana

[HamaraManikonda @HamaraManikonda]

Chief Minister Revanth Reddy is taking steps toward bringing comprehensive change across Telangana. However, due to the negligence of officials, a situation is emerging where the people of Telangana are becoming increasingly dissatisfied with the government. In particular, the Cyberabad region is considered the heart of Hyderabad, but due to the lack of supervision by senior officials and the negligence of lower-level authorities, people are reportedly facing severe hardships.

There is growing public dissatisfaction with the performance of municipal officials in Cyberabad, the functioning of TSSPDCL, and the police department. It is noteworthy that power outages and restorations reportedly occurred around 20 times in this area in a single day. In the important Narsingi Circle area of Cyberabad, waste can be seen dumped in many places, and criticism of the officials’ performance is widespread.

The performance of the police is also being questioned. Due to inadequate patrolling, anti-social elements are allegedly consuming alcohol and drugs on the roads, causing inconvenience and insecurity among residents. People say that despite filing complaints multiple times, the police have not responded effectively.

Residents warn that if this situation continues, it will further damage the government’s reputation. The Honorable Chief Minister recently stated that he intends to remain Chief Minister for another fifteen years and launched a public outreach and review program under the banner of “100 Days of Governance.” However, people argue that if the administration continues with such officials, the government may not even last another fifteen months.

Citizens are urging the government to respond immediately and appoint responsible officials who are committed to working for the welfare of the public. They believe that when leadership and administration are not functioning properly, corruption increases and brings disrepute to the government. People further allege that excessive corruption in the Cyberabad region is tarnishing the image and reputation of the government.@ZC_SLP @CMC_Offcl @TelanganaDGP @TelanganaCS @TelanganaCMO @INCTelangana

[HamaraManikonda @HamaraManikonda]

The attitude of the Narsingi Circle officials seems to reflect the saying, “Big name, but nothing substantial.” People are alleging that on both sides of the roads, there are heaps of Dirt Stones , and waste materials scattered everywhere. They say the sanitation officer is spending time delivering water bottles to the DC and serving certain political party leaders, instead of performing his duties properly, and has completely neglected his responsibilities while remaining busy in sycophantic activities.People are also questioning what benefit there is in the Cyberabad Commisiioner visiting one ward every day when such officials are being retained. Complaints submitted in Prajavani are reportedly remaining unresolved, and officials are not taking proper action to wards solving them.People are now demanding that the officials stop indulging in sycophantic behavior, come onto the roads for proper inspection, and ensure that the garbage and waste piled up in all areas are cleared immediately.@ZC_SLP @MC_Cyberabad @CMC_Offcl @GummallaSrijana @PrlsecyMAUD @TelanganaCMO @jayesh_ranjan @TelanganaCS

[Sitaram Dhulipala @SitaramDhulipa1]

@TelanganaCMO @tgspdcl @TgspdclCorpora @jiteshvpatil @Dc45_Narsingi @CMC_Offcl

[Srijana Gummalla @GummallaSrijana]

The uphill task of convincing kids to go back to school
#perilsofaworkimgmom
#VihaanThings

And they win
After successfully winning over mom and bunking school
@suridu

[THE CITIZENS COUNCIL @THECCCYBERBAD]

@HamaraManikonda @GummallaSrijana @MC_Cyberabad @CMC_Offcl need ur intervention pls it’s Sanitation related issue the sanitation issues in Narsingi are taken up with least priority.

[HamaraManikonda @HamaraManikonda]

“This is an example of the gross negligence of the Narsingi Circle-45 sanitation officials. Garbage and waste have been lying on the roadside for the past four days, yet the authorities are ignoring repeated requests to clean the area. While the Honorable Chief Minister is making efforts to keep Hyderabad clean, such corrupt officials are tarnishing the government’s image by failing to uphold the Chief Minister’s key objective.

The same issue has been brought to the attention of the Serilingampally Zonal Commissioner and the Cyberabad Commissioner through Twitter, but no action has been taken. This clearly shows the extent of their negligence. When senior officials perform their duties responsibly, the lower-level staff will naturally have a sense of accountability and responsibility.”@DCNarsingi @ZC_SLP @CMC_Offcl @jayesh_ranjan @TelanganaCS @TelanganaCMO

[HamaraManikonda @HamaraManikonda]

For the past three days, drainage water has been overflowing and flowing onto the road near Dollar Hills Gate No. 2. It is noteworthy that there seems to be no official paying attention to this issue. The situation reflects the saying, ‘big name, poor performance’—the Cyberabad Municipal Corporation appears to have a great reputation in name only, while the ground reality is quite different.@DCNarsingi @ZC_SLP @CMC_Offcl @TelanganaCS

[Sitaram Dhulipala @SitaramDhulipa1]

శ్రీ అజిత్ రెడ్డి గారికి, తెలంగాణ CMO కార్యాలయం దృష్టికి

మీరు @TelanganaCMO లో విద్యుత్ రంగ సమన్వయాన్ని పర్యవేక్షిస్తున్నారని ఆశిస్తున్నాను. వర్షాకాలంలో నిరంతర విద్యుత్ సరఫరా అత్యంత కీలకమైన ప్రజా సేవ. అయితే, దీనికి అవసరమైన ముందస్తు సన్నద్ధత కనిపించడం లేదు. సమర్థవంతమైన విపత్తు నిర్వహణ కోసం అదనపు సిబ్బంది, యంత్రాంగాన్ని ఏర్పాటు చేయడంలో తెలంగాణ CMO గానీ, @TGSPDCL @Jiteshvpatil గానీ తగిన చర్యలు తీసుకోలేదు.

విద్యుత్ అంతరాయాలను నివారించాలంటే విద్యుత్ లైన్లకు అడ్డుగా ఉన్న చెట్ల కొమ్మలను ముందుగానే కత్తిరించడం అత్యవసరం. అయితే @Dc45_Narsingi పరిధిలోని @secybercit30267 @se_op_Cybercity ఆధ్వర్యంలోని TGSPDCL వద్ద ఈ పనులు చేపట్టేందుకు తగిన సిబ్బంది, యంత్రాంగం లేదు. మరోవైపు @Dc45_Narsingi @DCNarsingi ఆధ్వర్యంలోని @ZC_SLP @CMC_Offcl కత్తిరించిన చెట్ల వ్యర్థాలను తొలగించకపోవడంతో పారిశుద్ధ్య, భద్రతా సమస్యలు తలెత్తుతున్నాయి. ప్రజల సంక్షేమానికి నిరంతర విద్యుత్ సరఫరా ఎంత ముఖ్యమో, పారిశుద్ధ్యం కూడా అంతే ముఖ్యమైనది.

వాస్తవానికి ఇటువంటి అంశాలను @Comm_HYDRAA విపత్తు నిర్వహణ విభాగం లేదా సంబంధిత శాఖల అధిపతులు స్వయంగా సమన్వయం చేసి పరిష్కరించాల్సి ఉంది. కానీ ఏ శాఖా ముందడుగు వేయకపోవడం, CMO ఆదేశాల అమలుకన్నా శాఖల మధ్య సమన్వయ లోపం, అహంభావ ధోరణి ఎక్కువగా కనిపిస్తున్నాయి. ఈ విధమైన పని తీరు కొనసాగితే వర్షాకాల సమస్యలను సమర్థవంతంగా ఎదుర్కోవడం కష్టమవుతుంది.

ప్రత్యేకంగా డీసీ నార్సింగి పరిధిలో TGSPDCL, మున్సిపల్ కార్పొరేషన్ మధ్య కనీస స్థాయి సమన్వయం కూడా లేకపోవడం ప్రజలకు తీవ్ర ఇబ్బందులు కలిగిస్తోంది. ఈ సమన్వయ వైఫల్యాన్ని మీ దృష్టికి తీసుకువస్తున్నాను. దయచేసి తెలంగాణ CMO జోక్యం చేసుకొని శాఖల మధ్య సమన్వయం, జవాబుదారీతనం, తక్షణ కార్యాచరణను నిర్ధారించి ప్రజా ప్రయోజనాలను కాపాడాలని విజ్ఞప్తి.

@THECCCYBERBAD @Bhatti_Mallu @jJayesh_Ranjan

[Sitaram Dhulipala @SitaramDhulipa1]

Need for Comprehensive Action Against Corruption and Illegal Asset Accumulation

In the recent past, several government officers and officials from different departments have been caught by Anti-Corruption Bureau (ACB) with disproportionate movable and immovable assets. Cases involving officials from Irrigation, HMWSSB, TGSPDCL, HMDA, Land Records Department, Town Planning and other departments have raised serious concerns among citizens regarding the extent of corruption in public administration.

It is widely perceived that the major source of such illegal wealth is the abuse of official positions for granting permissions, approvals, clearances, No Objection Certificates (NOCs), land-related benefits, and regulatory relaxations. If the investigating agencies are genuinely committed to eradicating corruption, a comprehensive and multi-agency investigation mechanism is essential.

The following measures are suggested:

Multi-Agency Investigation:
All major corruption cases detected by @TelanganaACB should be simultaneously referred to the @IncomeTaxIndia @dir_ed Enforcement Directorate, @CIDTelangana, @TGVIGENFO and other competent agencies for coordinated investigation including Departmental inquiry to identify all individuals involved in the corruption network.

Tracing the Beneficiaries:
Wherever substantial assets are identified, investigations should not stop with the public servant alone. For example, if an officer is found possessing a luxury apartment or other high-value assets, a detailed inquiry should be conducted to ascertain the material benefit received by builders, developers, landlords, contractors, or private parties in return for the favours granted.

Recovery of Loss to the Exchequer:
After assessing the financial loss caused to the Government, the beneficiaries of illegal approvals and permissions should also be held accountable. The loss should be recovered through attachment of assets, penalties, cancellation of unlawful benefits, and other legal measures.
Investigation into Disappearance of Government Lands and Open Spaces:
Areas such as Puppalaguda and other rapidly urbanizing regions have witnessed large-scale disappearance of open spaces and government lands over the years. A thorough investigation is required to identify both the delinquent officials and the beneficiaries who gained from such illegal transactions. Both parties should be equally penalized for causing loss to public assets and government revenue.

Department-Wide Accountability:
Investigations relating to land and building approvals, permissions, NOCs, clearances, regularizations, and registrations should cover the role of every concerned department. Accountability must extend across the entire approval chain so that no official, intermediary, or beneficiary escapes scrutiny.

Corruption cannot be eliminated merely by arresting a few officials. The focus must shift towards dismantling the entire ecosystem of corruption by identifying the beneficiaries, recovering public losses, and ensuring accountability at every stage of decision-making. Only then can public confidence in governance and regulatory institutions be restored.
@THECCCYBERBAD

[Sitaram Dhulipala @SitaramDhulipa1]

Attn: Mr. Ajith Reddy, O/o Telangana CMO

Hope you are overseeing the power sector in the @TelanganaCMO Uninterrupted power supply during the monsoon is one of the most critical public utilities, yet adequate preparedness is lacking. Neither the Telangana CMO nor @TGSPDCL @Jiteshvpatil has ensured additional manpower and machinery for effective disaster management.

Preventive pruning of trees and branches near power lines is essential to avoid power failures. However, TGSPDCL in @Dc45_Narsingi circle under @secybercit30267 @se_op_Cybercity lacks sufficient resources to carry out this work, while the @Dc45_Narsingi @DCNarsingi under @ZC_SLP @CMC_Offcl is not lifting the cut vegetation, resulting in sanitation and safety issues. Both uninterrupted power supply and sanitation are equally important for public welfare.

In fact, such issues should be proactively addressed either by the @Comm_HYDRAA Disaster Management authorities or by the respective Heads of Departments. Unfortunately, no initiative is being taken from either side, which reflects poor inter-departmental coordination and apparent ego issues rather than effective implementation of the CMO’s instructions. If this style of functioning continues, the State will struggle to address monsoon-related challenges efficiently.

The lack of coordination between TGSPDCL and the Municipal Corporation, particularly in DC Narsingi, is adversely affecting timely action. The Telangana CMO may kindly intervene to ensure accountability, coordination, and prompt implementation in the interest of the public. As the minimum coordination is failed and hence brought to your notice please.
@THECCCYBERBAD @Bhatti_Mallu @jJayesh_Ranjan

[Sitaram Dhulipala @SitaramDhulipa1]

MEMORANDUM

To:
The Secretary, Ministry of Health & Family Welfare, Government of India @MoHFW_INDIA
The Secretary, Department of Financial Services, Ministry of Finance, Government of India @FinMinIndia @DFS_India

Subject: Proposal for Establishment of National Healthcare & Insurance Enforcement Authority (NHIEA)

Healthcare is a fundamental right under Article 21 of the Constitution of India. The Hon’ble Supreme Court in Consumer Education & Research Centre vs. Union of India held that the Right to Health and Medical Care is an integral part of the Right to Life. Further, Article 47 casts a constitutional duty upon the State to improve public health.

Despite existing regulations, patients continue to face arbitrary hospital billing, overcharging, and denial of timely insurance claims. While the Clinical Establishments Act, 2010 mandates transparency in healthcare services and pricing, enforcement remains weak. Similarly, though the Insurance Regulatory and Development Authority of India (IRDAI) regulates insurers, policyholders often face prolonged delays and unjustified claim rejections, forcing them into lengthy litigation.

A healthy population is the foundation of a productive nation. No country can achieve sustainable progress through slogans alone while its citizens struggle to access affordable healthcare and insurance protection. Strengthening healthcare accountability is therefore not only a constitutional obligation but also an economic necessity.

The need for a dedicated enforcement mechanism has become more pressing in view of the rapid growth of private health insurance companies and the corresponding increase in insurance-related disputes. As health insurance penetration expands across the country, there is an urgent need for a robust institutional framework to ensure fair claim settlement practices, protect policyholders from arbitrary denials, and build public confidence in the healthcare insurance ecosystem.

To address these systemic deficiencies, the Government of India may consider establishing a National Healthcare & Insurance Enforcement Authority (NHIEA) as a statutory body with powers to investigate complaints, conduct audits, adjudicate disputes, and enforce compliance by hospitals and insurance companies.

The proposed Authority may:

Conduct real-time audits of hospital billing practices and enforce transparent pricing.
Prevent illegal detention of patients and withholding of medical records over billing disputes.
Impose substantial penalties for arbitrary overcharging and repeated violations.
Monitor claim settlement practices of insurers and ensure timely cashless approvals.
Adjudicate wrongful claim denials through summary proceedings.
Enforce compliance with IRDAI regulations, including moratorium protections available to long-standing policyholders.
Award compensation and penal interest in cases of unjustified delays or bad-faith claim rejections.

The creation of NHIEA would provide citizens with a single, effective enforcement mechanism, reduce avoidable litigation, strengthen accountability in healthcare and insurance sectors, and uphold the constitutional guarantee of the Right to Life and Health.

The Government is therefore requested to examine the feasibility of introducing suitable legislation for establishing the National Healthcare & Insurance Enforcement Authority (NHIEA) in the larger public interest.

Yours sincerely,

Sitaram Dhulipala
Founding Chairman
The Citizens Council
@THECCCYBERBAD @MoHFW_Telangana