The Praja Bhavan, previously known as Pragathi Bhavan, has become a popular tourist spot. Many people are visiting to see the building and its surroundings. The first Praja Darbar, where people can present their grievances to the new Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy, started at 8 am. Some visitors came to express their concerns, while others simply wanted to see the Chief Minister and the Praja Darbar. People brought their own lunch and ate inside the premises. Some even took selfies and enjoyed the trees in the Bhavan.
Initially, people were allowed inside the Bhavan, but later entry was denied. This disappointed and angered those who were turned away. One woman behind the barricades expressed her frustration, questioning why they were asked to come if they were not allowed inside. She worried about what would happen in the next five years if this was the case on the very first day.
