Shabbir Ali urges voters to join Special Intensive Revision, assures Eidgah funds
Hyderabad: Telangana Government Adviser Mohammed Ali Shabbir on Friday urged all eligible citizens to participate in the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls, saying the exercise was essential to protect democracy and maintain accurate voter records.
Addressing worshippers at Bilal Masjid after Friday prayers in Kamareddy, Shabbir Ali appealed to voters to verify whether their names and personal details had been correctly included in the electoral rolls. He asked those who found errors to submit correction applications without delay. He also urged newly eligible citizens to register as voters by furnishing the required documents.
Describing voting as a valuable constitutional right, Shabbir Ali said every citizen had a responsibility to safeguard it. He called on political parties, elected representatives, social organisations and activists to create awareness about the Special Intensive Revision at village, ward and colony levels.
He stressed that every effort should be made to ensure no eligible voter was left out of the electoral rolls. Greater public participation in the revision process would further strengthen the democratic system, he added.
Shabbir Ali assures support during Special Intensive Revision outreach
In-charge Additional Collector and Revenue Divisional Officer D.Y. Giri, Tahsildar Himabindu, Municipal Chairperson Ippa Uma Rani, Kamareddy Town Congress president Aireni Sandeep Kumar, mandal president Raj Goud, councillors, Congress leaders and party workers attended the programme.
Meanwhile, members of the Ahle Hadees Eidgah Construction Committee submitted a representation seeking around ₹18.5 lakh for the development and completion of the Eidgah under construction at Dharmapuri Hills in Nizamabad.
The committee said financial assistance was needed to complete the remaining works. It said the Eidgah would benefit Muslims living in Dharmapuri Hills and nearby areas by providing a convenient venue for congregational prayers.
Responding to the request, Shabbir Ali assured the delegation that he would make efforts to secure the required funds at the earliest. He said the State Government remained committed to developing religious prayer places and providing infrastructure based on public needs. He also assured his full cooperation in completing the Eidgah works without delay.
The committee members thanked Shabbir Ali for responding positively to their representation.