Woman returns double bedroom house!

Poor woman says she cannot live alone in a 2BHK home

January 08, 2021 08:49 pm | Updated 08:49 pm IST - SIDDIPET

Rachha Lakshmi being felicitated by Collector P. Venkatrami Reddy and Municipal Chairman K. Rajanarsu at Siddipet on Friday.

Rachha Lakshmi being felicitated by Collector P. Venkatrami Reddy and Municipal Chairman K. Rajanarsu at Siddipet on Friday.

Setting an example, a poor woman has returned the double bedroom house allotted to her. This incident took place on Friday.

One Rachha Lakshmi is a poor woman and had applied for the allotment of double bedroom house and was alloted one after due scrutiny of her eligibility by the officials. Lakshmi lost her husband Krishna Murthy few years ago. She has only one daughter and is currently living with her brother Nagesh. After performing the marriage of her daughter she would be alone. Considering that scenario and thinking about it, she felt she would not be able live alone in the allotted double bedroom house. Hence she decided to return the allotted house to the government.

Ms. Lakshmi met Finance Minister T. Harish Rao at his residence and conveyed her decision. The Minister appreciated her decision and congratulated her on the open dais.

“I and my daughter are staying here and once I perform marriage of my daughter I will be alone and would not be able to live in the double bedroom house. I do not need it. Please allot it to any other beneficiary,” she told the Minister and officials.

Collector P. Venkatarami Reddy and Municipal Chairman K. Rajanarsu felicitated her.

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