Hyderabad: Telangana Government Advisor Mohammed Ali Shabbir distributed Indiramma housing proceedings to 106 beneficiaries in Kamareddy on Thursday. He later opened a paddy procurement centre at Machareddy and asked officials to ensure transparent purchases from farmers.
Shabbir Ali handed over the proceedings at the Kamareddy municipal office. He said permanent housing for poor and middle-class families remained a State government priority. He said the scheme was meant to help eligible families realise their goal of owning a house. He congratulated the 106 beneficiaries and asked them to use the government aid properly.
“An Indiramma house is not merely a structure; it represents dignity for a poor family. The Congress government is committed to helping families realise their dream of owning a home,” he said. Shabbir Ali also asked beneficiaries to complete construction at the earliest while following the prescribed rules. Further, he directed officials to provide support and ensure quality work.
Indiramma housing proceedings reach 106 families
Shabbir Ali said the Revanth Reddy government was implementing several welfare schemes. He cited free bus travel for women and LPG cylinders at ₹500. He also referred to free electricity up to 200 units, farm loan waiver, Rythu Bharosa and Indiramma housing. In addition, he said the government was investing in education, healthcare and roads.
He said drinking water, drainage and urban infrastructure were also receiving attention. Referring to Kamareddy, he said roads, sanitation and water supply works were being taken up. He also mentioned educational institutions and sports facilities. Shabbir Ali said local needs would be taken up with the Chief Minister for funds.
He said government schemes should reach eligible people in a transparent manner. He listed housing, farmer support, women’s economic empowerment, youth jobs and education as key priorities.
Municipal Chairperson Ippa Srinivas Uma Rani attended the programme. Vice-Chairperson Kasarla Godavari and town Congress president Aireni Sandeep were also present. Councillors, officials, public representatives, beneficiaries and others attended the distribution of the Indiramma housing proceedings.
Paddy procurement centre opened at Machareddy
Later, Shabbir Ali opened a paddy procurement centre at Machareddy mandal headquarters. The Primary Agricultural Cooperative Society Limited had established the centre. He asked officials and procurement staff to ensure that farmers received the prescribed price. He also said farmers should not face problems during procurement.
Further, he directed staff to maintain transparency in weighing, quality checks, purchases and payments. He asked officials to provide all needed facilities at the centre. Shabbir Ali advised farmers to sell paddy through government procurement centres instead of depending on middlemen. He said farmer welfare remained an important government focus.
He added that the government was taking steps to support agriculture and implement commitments made to farmers. Machareddy Society chairman and mandal Congress president Nausilal attended the programme. Machareddy sarpanch Santosh was also present.
District Library chairman Maddi Chandrakanth Reddy and Kamareddy Society chairman Gudem Srinivas attended the event. Market Committee director Ganesh Naik also took part. Cooperative society representatives, agriculture officials, farmers and others joined the programme.
Indiramma housing proceedings part of wider visit
During the same Kamareddy visit, Shabbir Ali met three bereaved families and offered condolences. He visited the family of Congress leader Chitti Mella Vishnu after the recent death of Vishnu’s mother. The circumstances were described as suspicious in the statement.
Shabbir Ali urged police to conduct a thorough investigation. He also asked them to act against anyone found responsible. He later visited the family of Nawab, owner of Classic Function Hall on the Kamareddy-Sircilla road. Nawab had died following an illness.
Shabbir Ali also met the family of former municipal councillor Ram Mohan after the death of his mother. He conveyed his sympathies to the family. He said standing by people during difficult times was a responsibility of public representatives. He also expressed condolences to all three families.
The Indiramma housing proceedings distribution formed the main housing programme during the day’s visit. The Machareddy event focused on paddy purchases and facilities for farmers.