Mangalagiri, November 4, 2025 — Education and IT Minister Nara Lokesh continued his people-first approach by holding his 70th consecutive Praja Darbar at the TDP central office in Mangalagiri. The venue witnessed a massive turnout as thousands of people and party workers gathered to meet the minister and present their grievances.
Starting at 11 a.m., the Praja Darbar went on for nearly three hours, with Nara Lokesh personally interacting with the visitors. He patiently listened to the concerns of around 2,000 people, accepting petitions and assuring quick action. Lokesh’s warm and approachable nature drew appreciation from the crowd, as he greeted everyone affectionately and even posed for photos with several visitors.
True to his proactive style, Minister Lokesh immediately instructed officials on the spot to resolve various issues brought to his attention. His commitment to staying until the very last person was heard reflects his dedication to public service and transparent governance.
With his continuous Praja Darbars, Nara Lokesh is winning hearts as a People’s Leader who listens, responds, and acts.