Hyderabad: The Commissioner conducted a Bachupally ward visit on Thursday as part of the “One Ward Every Day” field inspection programme in Quthbullapur Zone under Nizampet Circle.
During the visit, the Commissioner interacted with resident welfare associations and local residents to understand civic issues and assess ground conditions in the locality.
Officials discussed encroachments along Gokaraju Rangaraju Road that were affecting public movement. They also reviewed concerns related to graveyard maintenance and associated civic facilities.
The Commissioner further examined the need for a more structured approach to the transfer station in the area. Residents also raised mosquito nuisance and sanitation concerns during the interaction.
Bachupally ward visit reviews sanitation systems
As part of the sanitation review, officials inspected household waste segregation practices across the ward.
The Commissioner also assessed the functioning of sewage treatment plants and the overall waste handling system in the locality.
Moreover, officials discussed the implementation of SWM Rules 2026 and measures to improve bulk waste collection systems.
The visit focused on strengthening sanitation management and improving field-level monitoring in residential areas.
Bachupally ward visit stresses citizen participation
The Commissioner directed officials to coordinate with departments and resolve identified issues within fixed timelines.
Resident welfare associations were encouraged to continue supporting waste segregation and local civic initiatives.
In addition, residents were requested to participate in Census 2027 self-enumeration activities.
Officials stated that the field visit aimed to strengthen civic services through regular ward-level inspections and citizen engagement.