The AIMIM elected MLAs in Hyderabad wasted no time in getting to work after the Assembly election results were announced. They immediately started meeting with different government departments to discuss development projects for their constituencies.
Even though the sworn-in ceremony for the elected MLAs is yet to take place, the Majlis party members elected in Old Hyderabad have already begun working for the people. The party believes that their work is their identity and they strive to serve the community throughout their entire term. They are available at party headquarters six days a week.
After being elected as MLAs, all seven AIMIM representatives, including Akbaruddin Owaisi, Ahmed Balala, Kausar Mohiuddin, Jaffer Hussain Meraj, Mohammed Majid Hussain, Mohammed Mubeen, and Mir Zulfiqar Ali, set up a public grievance cell at the party headquarters in Darussalam. They are dedicated to addressing the concerns and issues of the public.
The MLAs wasted no time in getting to work. For example, Mohammed Majid Hussain, a first-time MLA from Nampally, immediately met with the Deputy Manager of Mehdipatnam TSRTC to request the restoration of bus services connecting Old city and Mehdipatnam depot. He also met with the General Manager of HMWSSB to discuss water issues in various areas of Nampally.
Similarly, Mohammed Mubeen, another first-time MLA from Bahadurpura, has been inspecting ongoing projects in his constituency and urging the concerned department to complete them on time. He also held a review meeting with Nehru Zoological park authorities regarding a sewerage lane problem near Tadban area.
Jaffar Hussain, the elected MLA from Yakutpura, has been actively meeting with various associations, residents, and unions to understand their grievances. He recently had a review meeting with GHMC Charminar zone officials to discuss developmental works in Yakutpura and inspected ongoing projects in Dabeerpura.
The other elected MLAs, Mir Zulfiqar Ali (Charminar), Akbaruddin Owaisi (Chandrayangutta), Ahmed Bin Balala (Malakpet), and Kausar Mohiuddin (Karwan), have also been holding meetings with officials from various departments to address the needs of their constituencies.
