There will be no decision against the interests of farmers who voluntarily gave land for the capital, says the main Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu
The main Minister N. Chandrababu Naid invited farmers in the capital city to participate in the ceremonial classification of Amaravati development works. He invited farmers from all the main villages to actively participate in every program and activities related to the capital.
The Prime Minister will re -start the construction of capital 2. Farmers from various villages in the region of the capital gathered in the residence of the main minister.
On this occasion, Mr. Naida said, “May 2 will mean a historical turning point in the history of the state and the construction of the capital is a key step for state progress.” The construction of the main capital of world level is possible only for the victim of farmers and that people of the state will forever remember their good will. The government will facilitate bank loans for returned land assigned to farmers who gave their land for capital.
“After the 2014 Capital Annamement, Ysrp Leaders Had Spread misinformation to Prevent Farmers from Giving Their Lands. Despite That, Trusting US, Farmers Came Forward and Handed Over 34,000 ACRES. City These Farmers Faced Sever Hardships During the Ysrp Government.
Other soil acquisition needs for AMARAVATI development were also discussed during the meeting.
When the land was obtained at Shamshabad Airport in Hyderabad, some questioned the acquisition of 5,000 acres. But because of the visionary acquisition, not only was built international airports, but also developed main hotels, centers and economic activities, increased land values and benefited local farmers. Similarly, in Amaravati, the international airport and cricket stadium will be necessary for additional land. The land will only be obtained according to these needs. “There will be no decisions or program against the interests of farmers who voluntarily gave land for the capital,” he assured.
“Other bridges above the Krishna River, the inner and outer circular roads and better connectivity to other regions.
When the farmers asked the memorial in honor of those who lost their lives in the main movement, the main minister promised to set up a museum that captures the historical development of Satavahan to the Amaravati movement. In addition, farmers demanded land titles for those who currently stay without ownership in village limits. The main minister assured that this program will also be done soon.
At the meeting were attended by Ministry of P. Narayan, Anagani Satya Prasad, Vangalapudi Anith, Mla Tenali Sravan Kumar and others.
Published – April 28, 2025 21:56
