ToVijaya Krishnan,Collector,Anakapalle district. Sir, Ref: Complaint No. 1200/202/B2/LOK/7628/2023/Date:09-08-2023 of the Hon’ble Lokayukta of Andhra Pradesh, Kurnool. The RDO, Narsipatnam has […]
We are writing to express our deep concern and outrage regarding the recent illegal demolition of Street vendor shops at Vanasthalipuram Rythu Bazar on September 25, 26, 2024. This has affected more than 70 street vendors amounting to lakhs of property loss, including goods to be sold and structure of shops.
24.09.2024 To, Shri.A. Revanth Reddy Garu, Chief Minister, State of Telangana. Sir, The HUMAN RIGHTS FORUM, is a non- political,
Date: 22-09-2024. To, Commissioner of Police,Cyberabad.
21.09.2024 To,Commissioner,Greater Hyderabad Municipal Corporation. Sub: Recommendations regarding Homeless Shelter Homes in Hyderabad Madam, Human Rights Forum has been working
We submit this petition to you to highlight the issues faced by inter-state migrant workers working in Hyderabad.
Amid real estate boom, many high rise building constructions are taking place at a fast pace in Hyderabad especially at Gachibowli and Kokapet surrounding areas. The construction companies rely on migrant workers from Odisha, Jharkhand, Uttar Pradesh and Bihar. The construction companies rely on contractors to get the workforce and builds labour camps where water and toilet facilities are provided for the labour.
When we went to the Sundarayya Vignana Kendram in Baghlingampally to book the hall, the person in charge of the auditorium informed us that prior permission of the Chikkadpally police is mandatory for booking. The management informed us about a letter that was issued to the Sundarayya Trust in Sundarayya Vignana Kendram by the Station House Officer of Chikkadpally police station not to allow booking for the seminar halls without prior permission from Chikkadpally police authorities.
We would like to bring to your notice that various groups that are working for the welfare of the Transgender Community along with members of Telangana State Welfare Board for Transgender, established by Government of Telangana have submitted a detailed complaint to Additional Director General of Police, Women’s Safety Wing, Telangana State on 4th November 2023. In this complaint, the names of a few individuals who had formed into a gang and were regularly assaulting Transgender persons was mentioned.
We would like to highlight a discrepancy in the circular regarding the eligibility criteria for AEPS (Aadhaar Enabled Payment System). The circular mentions that the transfer will be made to pensioners who are eligible for AEPS. This is confusing because to transfer cash, one needs to be eligible for ABPS (Aadhaar Based Payment System) and not AEPS. The AEPS is necessary for cash collection using Aadhaar and biometrics, whereas ABPS facilitates cash transfer into bank accounts. This discrepancy needs to be addressed urgently to ensure clarity and smooth implementation of the disbursement process.
