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MLA takes morning walk in park, talks to citizens
Local MLA KP Vivekananda, who recently took an RTC bus to go to the State Assembly along with two other members, on Sunday took a morning walk in Pashanth vanam park in S R Naiknagar of Subashnagar division along with corporator Shantisri Rejender Reddy. He chatted with fellow walkers’ right from 6 am onwards to know the problems of the residents.
Qutbullapur: Local MLA KP Vivekananda, who recently took an RTC bus to go to the State Assembly along with two other members, on Sunday took a morning walk in Pashanth vanam park in S R Naiknagar of Subashnagar division along with corporator Shantisri Rejender Reddy. He chatted with fellow walkers’ right from 6 am onwards to know the problems of the residents.
The MLA stated that he has always been striving for developing the constituency with the cooperation of the people and adopting a planned approach for creating basic facilities. He said proposals for developing 20 parks in the constituency have been prepared.
Vivekananda observed that parks would help reduce pollution, provide peace of mind and good health. He received a representation from local residents on their problems. Among those present were TRS division president Rajender Reddy, former corporator Ranga Rao, Forest officer Mallikarjun Naik.
