Karimnagar, Sept.30 : MIM Karimnagar unit president Ghulam Ahmed Hussain met Chief Minister A. Revanth Reddy on Wednesday to submit a comprehensive representation addressing long-pending issues faced by Muslim minorities across Karimnagar Municipal Corporation over the past 12 years. Following instructions from AIMIM chief and Hyderabad MP Asaduddin Owaisi, Ghulam Ahmed Hussain, accompanied by 59th Division Corporator Majid Hussain, called upon the Chief Minister during his official district visit to demand dedicated development funds and administrative resolutions.
The delegation urged the Chief Minister to recover encroached Waqf Board lands across Karimnagar constituency to construct essential infrastructure, including an Eidgah, an Islamic Research Centre, a Mini Haj House, permanent buildings for Minority Gurukuls, a Telangana Public School, an Integrated Residential School, a Skill Development Centre, and a Minority Study Circle. Additionally, the representation requested a special Urdu DSC to fill vacant teacher posts in Urdu medium schools, increased subsidy loan units for unemployed Muslim youth, sewing machine distributions for women, and equipment units for nomadic Muslim communities.
Highlighting civic and infrastructural priorities, the AIMIM leader sought ₹3 crore from Smart City funds to develop the bypass road model burial ground (Khabrastan), allocation of 10 acres of clear land for community needs, two acres for the party office, and immediate clearance of land for the Chinthakunta Eidgah. The memorandum also pressed for constructing a major stormwater drain from Karimnagar Two-Town Police Station to Mukarampura Mamata Theatre to mitigate severe monsoon flooding, establishing a 4th Town Police Station in the Housing Board area, fully implementing Urdu as the second official language in district offices, and sanctioning Indiramma housing bills for nearly 2,000 poor families in Baddipalli under Kothapalli mandal.
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