95 pc people happy with coalition rule: Pemmasani
Speaking on the occasion, he stated that the development of infrastructure is clearly visible in every ward since the coalition government came into power. He said that steps are being taken for a legal and humane solution to the issue of stray dogs, keeping in view the relevant animal protection laws. Referring to house site pattas, he assured that efforts are underway, in coordination with the local MLA, to resolve the matter quickly.
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