The MRO office in Mancherial was packed with hundreds of people flocking to apply for income, community and residence permits.
Published Date – Sat 17 Jun 23 at 05:45pm
The MRO office in Mancherial was packed with hundreds of people flocking to apply for income, community and residence permits.
Mancherial: The Mandal Revenue Office and Tahsildars offices in Mancherial district witnessed huge crowds with hundreds of people flocking to apply for income, community and residence permits. These are to take advantage of the Rs 1 lakh financial aid recently launched by the government for artisans and artisans in various underprivileged communities.
Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao officially launched the first-of-its-kind initiative when he addressed a conference in Mancherial on June 4.
A week later, the offices of income, community and birth certificates, which are usually required only at the start of the school year for students to apply for higher education admissions, are now filled with members of different backward castes seeking financial assistance. government. As the June 20 deadline approached, these offices received unprecedented application traffic.
“During the last four days, as many as 3,000 applications were submitted for the issuance of income, caste and residence permits. As a result, the servers in the income department slowed down as they were unable to handle the increased applications in the past few days. Measures are being taken to deal with this a challenge,” Mancherial Tahsildar P Rajeshwar told “Telangana Today”.
From June 9 to 13, 18 offices in the region received a total of 9,779 applications for proof of income, according to information provided by Electronic District Manager Sunil. Officials predict an exponential increase in applications in the coming days.
Tax officials are now being forced to find other ways to process applications. Some of them rely on old methods of clearing apps. For example, they are manually validating applications and issuing certificates online. However, due to a technical glitch in the online system, applications were piling up at the office.
The Chief Minister has handed over a check of Rs 1 lakh to beneficiaries Kundarapu Murali of Vellampalli village in Kotapalli mandal and Mamidi Satyanarayana of Bheemaram mandal center to kick off the scheme. It is expected that financial assistance will be provided to artisans without any bank linkage to promote the socio-economic development of artisans. Initially, 15 communities including Medari, Kammari, Rajaka, Nayee Brahmin, Viswabrahmin are eligible for monetary assistance.
