- Mahoba councillors to go to Lucknow on September 21 with ten-point demands
- Will submit memorandum to Governor, strategy formed for empowerment of urban bodies and raising public interest issues
Mahoba. Councillors of Mahoba Municipal Council held a mutual meeting on Sunday, September 13, and prepared a strategy for the upcoming agitation regarding the ten-point demands of the councillors. In the meeting, it was unanimously decided that on September 21, 2026, the councillors would reach Lucknow and peacefully and democratically submit a ten-point demand memorandum to the Governor of Uttar Pradesh, Smt. Anandiben Patel.
In the meeting, the councillors said that their demands are related to the empowerment of urban bodies and providing better basic facilities to common citizens. They stated that if these demands are effectively implemented in all urban bodies of the state, the benefits of Swachh Bharat Mission, drinking water, sanitation, drainage, and other public welfare schemes can be better delivered to every ward and citizen.
Ashfaq Ahmed, Rais Mohammad, Brijendra Sahu (councillor representative), Sakir (councillor representative), Rahul Sen, Sandeep Kushwaha (councillor representative), Lalit Kumar Patel, Zeeshan Mohammad, Israr, Farman Ali, Devaki Nandan Prajapati, Javed Mohammad (councillor representative), Amir Khan, Rajendra Jayashakti (councillor representative) and Rajesh Kumar Singhania were present at the meeting.
The councillors expressed hope that the state government would consider their legitimate and public-interest demands positively and accept them on a priority basis. They said that the implementation of these demands would accelerate development work in urban areas and help provide basic facilities to citizens.
