Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu has made it clear that TDP is fully committed to giving BCs a high political position for social, economic and progress. – Plans to develop the joint Prakasam and Rayalaseema districts as world-class horticultural centers.
Bharath (Digital) National News
By – Raja Pentapati – AP Bureau Chief —————————————————————-
AMARAVATI , OCT 9
Reacting to the Supreme Court verdict on BC reservations, Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu said that the Telugu Desam Party will stand by the backward classes and provide them representation through the party. Stating that BCs are the backbone of the TDP, he said that his party has continuously worked for their social, economic and political progress.
The Chief Minister alleged that the implementation of the 34 percent reservations introduced earlier was blocked by the opposition party, which had reduced it to 24 percent and many BC candidates lost.
He alleged that the opposition parties, fearing defeat in the elections, are approaching the courts on the pretext of Special Intensive Revision (SIR).
Addressing a public meeting titled ‘Mee Bhoomi-Mee Haqq’ held in Narsingole in Kondapi constituency of Prakasam district on Friday, the Chief Minister distributed land title passbooks to farmers. He said that after Resurvey 2.0, the government is issuing secure passbooks with the state emblem and improved security features.
He said that since taking power, the coalition government has removed 16.48 lakh acres from the 22A list. He said that disputes related to about 41,000 acres in areas like Kangundi, Amalapuram and Settipalli have been resolved.
He said that the government is also resolving issues related to Garbha Kandrika lands spread across four mandals in Prakasam district. He said that so far 40.58 lakh pattadar passbooks have been distributed across the state. In the month of October alone, more than four lakh passbooks with the Raja Mudra were distributed in 790 villages.
The Chief Minister announced that the construction of the Potula Chenchayya-Paleru reservoir has been taken up in Prakasam district to meet the needs of irrigation and drinking water.
The project will be completed in two years at a cost of Rs. 166.40 crore. He said that through this, 9,500 acres of land will be irrigated and 35,000 people in 15 villages will get drinking water.
He laid the foundation stone of the Vemurupadu road in Ponnaluru mandal and a bridge over the Paleru river. These works will be completed at a cost of Rs. 28 crore. Chandrababu Naidu assured that water has been brought to the joint Prakasam district through the Veligonda project and that the second phase will also be completed to provide irrigation and drinking water to all areas.
The Chief Minister said that the government has started plans to develop the joint Prakasam district and Rayalaseema districts as world-class horticultural centers. He said that the government is committed to the development of all areas by balancing welfare, development and good governance. The Chief Minister said that the welfare of the people is the main priority of the coalition government.
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