Demand for new schools in Chenchu tribal hamlets and pay revision for 23,500 contract workers in GENCO, TRANSCO, and DISCOMs

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The Telugu Desam Party (TDP) Central Office in Mangalagiri turned into a hub of public activity on Tuesday as Minister for Education and IT, Nara Lokesh, held his 70th consecutive Janata Darbar,. The minister spent over four hours and met more than 4,000 people. 

From Srikakulam, Dhanapana Harikrishna complained that local leaders under the previous YSRCP regime had allegedly grabbed his land and filed false cases. Lokesh promised a full inquiry. Similarly, Merigala Ravibabu from Guntur district alleged attempts by local YSRCP activists to seize his ancestral farmland using forged papers. 

Representatives from the Paramedical Health Assistants (Male) Association urged recruitment of vacant posts. 

Delegates from the Nallamala Tribal Welfare Association requested approval for new schools in Chenchu tribal hamlets, while the Andhra Pradesh Power Employees Union sought regularization and pay revision.