On Sunday, CM Revanth Reddy held a review on monsoon preparedness at Bodhi Pavilion in MCRHRD, Hyderabad. On this occasion, he inquired about the situation caused by the rain in the core urban region on June 9.
- There is no coordination between departments
- That is why the city of Hyderabad was chaotic due to the rain on 9th
- People’s plight due to traffic problem
- I made the suggestions myself in the review on 1st
- Those orders were ignored
- CM Revanth in review on rains
‘None of the officials are listening to me. They are ignoring my orders. Revanthredde, the Chief Minister of the state, expressed this hopelessness. It is noteworthy that the Chief Minister expressed his helplessness saying that no one is listening to his words.
Hyderabad, June 14 (Namaste Telangana): On Sunday, CM Revanth Reddy held a review with senior officials at Bodhi Pavilion in MCRHRD, Hyderabad on monsoon preparations. On this occasion, he inquired about the situation caused by the rain in the core urban region on June 9. He mentioned the occurrence of traffic problems in many areas including Cyberabad. It is said that despite the warnings issued by the meteorological department, the municipal, police and traffic personnel were not alerted. He reminded that he himself had made many suggestions after conducting a review on June 1 on the preparation of rains. However, he said that the officials did not listen to him and acted negligently.
He said that there was a lack of coordination between the municipal and police officials during the rain on June 9. ‘They don’t listen to me, there is no coordination between departments, there is no coordination between officers. How about this?’ He asked. Officials have been instructed to be on high alert during rains. He clarified that measures should be taken so that people do not face any difficulties. He warned that action will be taken against the negligent officials. The Chief Minister said that officials of all departments should come on the roads during rains and if necessary he would also come on the roads. He warned that if there is a traffic problem due to rain, strict measures will be taken.
Neglect of the government.. People’s lives are in danger
Criticisms are pouring in that the negligence of the government has become a danger to the lives of the people. There are criticisms that the government has so far ignored the precautionary measures to be taken before the crucial rainy season. Criticisms are being heard that the situation at the field level is alarming because the CM is reviewing the situation as if ‘Whoever has the Yamuna Thire’, and none of the ministers are paying attention to it, and the officers are acting carelessly. The roads were waterlogged, trees were uprooted, electricity poles and wires were severed. Due to this negligence, six people have already died due to electrocution. Heavy rain in the city on Saturday caused trees to fall and power lines were also cut. Due to this, father and daughter lost their lives due to electric shock. Another person lost his life due to electric shock in Sangareddy.
On the 9th of this month, the city became chaotic due to the light rain that fell in the city. The IT corridor has become hellish. A traffic jam was formed all over the city as the vehicles stopped everywhere. The situation changed as it took 3 hours to travel a kilometer. On the one hand, although the Meteorological Department is issuing warnings that there will be heavy rains, criticism is pouring in that the government and officials have failed to take protective and relief measures accordingly. Criticism is coming that officials are also acting in the same way due to lack of instructions and instructions from CM and Ministers. Opinions are being expressed that the Chief Minister himself can understand how bad the situation is in the state that the authorities are not listening to him.
Urea in farmers’ forums: CM
Chief Minister Revanth Reddy suggested that the officials should be fully prepared for the agricultural season. They said that they should focus on the distribution of seeds and urea. The local agriculture officer has been appointed as the responsible for stock and distribution of urea and the revenue staff has also been directed to participate.
