It is an established a predicament that we are used to watching Pawan Kalyan, set the big screen on fire in cinema hall. But for a change, now, he is back on the big screen, but this time for public relations.
Incidentally, the Andhra Pradesh deputy chief minister launched a new virtual program as a part of which he is taking part in live conferences. The conferences are screened in cinema halls, and the public can come and sit here and interact with the deputy CM directly.
In this context, Kalyan stated “ With the intention of directly involving citizens in the development of villages and understanding their issues first-hand, the Andhra Pradesh Panchayat Raj and Rural Development department had initiated a special program named “Maata – Manthi”
As part of this initiative, earlier today, residents of Ravivalasa village in Tekkali constituency, Srikakulam district, were brought to a local theatre in Tekkali. Through a live video conference from the Camp Office, I had an opportunity to personally interact with them to hear out their concerns, suggestions, and developmental needs
Concerns that could be resolved immediately were addressed in coordination with the officials present, with necessary approvals given instantly. For matters requiring more time, respective departments were requested to take them up with defined timelines for execution.”