The state government is all set to thoroughly clean up (purge )the Endowment department. Some officials have been turning the wheel in the debt department for years with the support of the leaders. The situation is like the game they play. the song they sing.
Displacement for those who have been rooted for years
The government is also focusing on Yadadri and Vemulawada
Endowment department Minister review soon with superiors?
The state government is all set to thoroughly clean up the Endowment department. Some officials have been turning the wheel in the debt department for years with the support of the leaders. The situation is like the game they play.. the song they sing.. Even those who are facing vigilance cases and corruption charges have been holding key posts for many years. And due to the behavior of some officers, promotions have also stopped for many years.
In this order, the new government has focused on the debt department. The Revanth government, which is reviewing all the departments and taking steps towards cleansing, has specially focused on the crucial debt department. As a part of this, the field is ready to change the commissioner of the tax department soon. The current commissioner Anil Kumar has been in office for five years. Even after two years of retirement.. the previous government has been continuing him.
The position of those officials..
Geetha, who continued as the EO of Yadadri temple, resigned a few days ago. In the same order, it is reported that the government has decided to appoint a full-time officer in his place, excluding the current commissioner. After the formation of a separate Telangana state, some officials in the head office of the tax department have been continuing for years in key posts with political affiliations. The state government is planning to accommodate such people and appoint new people in the respective posts with promotions. Due to the lack of full staff, a single EO continues to be in charge of many temples and the supervision of the temples is lacking.
As a result, valuable temple lands were alienated across the state. The current government has taken seriously the fact that valuable lands have gone into the hands of others due to the negligence of officials. Yadadri, which is emerging as Telangana’s Tirupati, will also focus on Vemulawada after that. In the background of severe criticism from devotees regarding parking and other facilities in Yadadri, preparations are being made to solve the respective problems.
Along with the development of Vemulawada, decisions will be taken soon on the development work of other temples. The temple governing bodies will be abolished and new ones will be appointed. Official orders will be issued soon in this regard. Meanwhile, Konda Surekha, who has taken charge as the Minister of Debt, has collected complete information from the officials. A complete review will be conducted with the higher authorities soon.
What about the situation of Brahmin Parishad?
For the welfare of the Brahmins, the previous government had formed the Welfare Council. Many programs were undertaken under the auspices of the Parishad. With the change of government, KV Ramanachari, who was the chairman of the Parishad, stepped down. The staff working in the outsourcing method have not received their wages for about 3 months and are facing financial difficulties. The survival of the Brahmin Sadan built at Gopanpally is scarce. Current bills are getting wet. In such circumstances, will the new government appoint a new chairman for the Parishad? Will the Parishad continue to survive? It has now become a topic of discussion in the Brahmin community.
Difficulty due to lack of staff
Shortage of staff in the tax department has become another problem. From commissioner to sweeper and water woman, the total sanctioned posts are 593 while 245 posts are vacant.