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Repeal of Polavaram Act sought
Repeal of Polavaram Act sought, The all-party meeting held at CPI-ML New Democracy office here on Sunday passed a unanimous resolution seeking the repeal of Polavaram ordinance.
Khammam: The all-party meeting held at CPI-ML New Democracy office here on Sunday passed a unanimous resolution seeking the repeal of Polavaram ordinance. The meet also urged the Telangana State government to implement all the welfare schemes in the submerged areas and to fight a legal battle over the merger of seven mandals with Andhra Pradesh.
They alleged that Central government passed the Act without considering the sentiments of tribals. They called upon the pubic to fight against the merger. It was decided to organise a massive public meeting at Kunavaram on August 3 to bring the issue to the notice of the public. All the villages in the submergence areas will pass resolutions against the merger and forward them to Central and State governments. An all-party delegation will submit a memorandum to Chief Minister KCR in August first week. The meet also decided to stop the Andhra officials from entering the villages.
CPI district secretary Bhagam Hemantha Rao, CPM district secretary Potineni Sudershan Rao, CPI-ML New Democracy district secretary P Ranga Rao, TJAC convener Kurapati Ranga Raju and others were present.
