Minister seeks public cooperation to keep Kurnool clean
Industries and Commerce Minister T.G. Bharath Gupta emphasized that the responsibility of maintaining Kurnool's cleanliness lies with every individual, encouraging students and voluntary groups to inform citizens about the significance of cleanliness. During the 'Ek din - ek gantha - ek saath' campaign, Mr. Bharath, Kurnool Municipal Corporation Commissioner Challa Obulesu, and staff joined forces to clean the roads around Sankalbagh, situated on the Tungabhadra River.
Commissioner Obulesu highlighted the necessity of public involvement, urging residents to refrain from littering and to sort their waste. The minister, along with Collector Dr. A. Siri, distributed pensions to beneficiaries in Birlagadda as part of the 'Pedala Sevalo' program. The minister expressed satisfaction regarding Kurnool Assembly's 8th rank at the state level for positive public perception of government services, noting that the constituency ranks first at the district level.
He encouraged officials and public representatives to collaborate and strive for the top spot at the state level, stating that feedback helps form a public perception based on the government services they receive.
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