Minister for Education and IT Nara Lokesh held the 75th day of his Public Grievance Day at the TDP central office in Mangalagiri, drawing a massive crowd of citizens and party workers from across Andhra Pradesh. People arrived in large numbers to personally meet the Minister and submit their petitions, hoping for immediate solutions to long-pending issues.
Lokesh welcomed everyone warmly and patiently listened to each grievance placed before him. He personally collected petitions and instructed officials to take prompt action on various complaints. His assurance of full support and timely help brought relief to many who travelled long distances to reach the event.
One of the petitioners, Jarrugulla Gurumurthy from Echcharla in Srikakulam district, said he faced false cases and harassment during the previous YSRCP government due to his sympathy towards the TDP. He requested Lokesh to review the cases filed against him and extend financial assistance to his family.
Another visitor, Pagidi Venkatalakshmi from Govindapalle in Kurnool district, appealed for employment support after completing her post-graduation.
Members of the Primary Agricultural Cooperative Society in Kuragallu, Mangalagiri mandal, complained that their CEO had misused ₹7.55 crore saved collectively by 70 members. They asked the Minister to intervene and initiate strict action.
From Pedavadlapudi in the Mangalagiri constituency, Kurra Venkatarau requested help to update the Webland records for his 0.39-acre agricultural land.
Representatives of the AP Retired Part-Time VAO, PTA, and VRVOs Federation urged Lokesh to increase their monthly pension from ₹4,000 to ₹10,000.
In another appeal, V. Nagabhushanam from Uddavolu village in Vizianagaram sought financial help through the CM Relief Fund for his son’s medical treatment.
A differently-abled private school teacher, Shaik Subhan Bee from Dachepalli in Palnadu district, requested support for her daily commute by providing a tri-scooter.
Similarly, Y. Mahalaxmi from Gooty in Anantapur district, who is completely disabled, asked for an increase in her pension to ₹15,000 to help manage her needs.
Minister Lokesh assured all petitioners that every request would be examined carefully and necessary action would be taken without delay. The large turnout and the Minister’s proactive response once again highlighted the growing public trust in his initiative.