HYDERABAD: Revenue and Housing Minister Ponguleti Srinivasa Reddy on Wednesday instructed the officials to complete the process of verifying applications received from prospective beneficiaries under the state government’s flagship Indiramma Housing Scheme by December 31.
During a video conference he held with the district collectors, the minister said that the government has so far received 80 lakh applications.
Directing the officials to ensure the participation of members of the Indiramma Committees in the verification process, the minister instructed the collectors to appoint one surveyor for every 500 people for verifying the applications.
While directing the collectors to hold daily review meetings, the minister also asked the officials to ensure that all details of applicants are recorded in the dedicated mobile app.
“A toll free number should be made available at every collectorate to receive complaints and suggestions from the people,” he said.
Legislators to visit residential schools
Meanwhile, the minister instructed the officials to inspect the hostels and residential schools and check the quality of food being served to the students. He also revealed that MPs, MLAs and MLCs will visit the residential schools and hostels on December 14 to have food with the students.
He said that that last date to complete the ongoing caste survey is December 13. “After that, if anyone wants to share their details, they can visit Praja Palana Seva Centres,” he said.
“So far, 99.09 per cent survey has been completed,” the minister added.