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Government decides to auction equipment of demolished Prajavedhika building in Tadepalli
Andhra Pradesh Capital Regional Development Authority (CRDA) has decided to auction off public property and equipment from the building that was demolished nine months ago in the capital, Amravati.
Andhra Pradesh Capital Regional Development Authority (CRDA) has decided to auction off public property and equipment from the building that was demolished nine months ago in the capital, Amaravati. Soon after YS Jagan Mohan Reddy took over as chief minister has directed the officials to demolish the illegal construction built by TDP chief and opposition leader Chandrababu Naidu in the name of Praja Vedika.
CM Jagan asserted that his government would not tolerate such things. Officials were ordered to immediately demolish this illegal building. Against this backdrop, CRDA officials demolished the public forum set up by the then TDP government in last July. Since then, the Air Conditioners and other equipment were left in the construction. However, officials have now decided to auction off the equipment. The details of the auction are uploaded on the CRDA website.
The CRDA has suggested that the auction documents be downloaded from the website from February 24 to March 3 while the e-auction is set to begin at 4 pm on March 4.
