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Nellore Rural MLA Kotamreddy Sridhar Reddy has warned officials against excavating newly constructed roads for utility works without proper coordination, aiming to prevent public fund wastage.

MLA Kotamreddy Sridhar Reddy interacting with NMC engineering department officials in his office on Saturday
Nellore: Nellore Rural MLA Kotamreddy Sridhar Reddy has issued a stern warning that digging up newly laid roads for underground drainage, gas pipelines, and other utility works will no longer be tolerated.
Addressing a review meeting with Nellore Municipal Corporation (NMC) engineering officials at his office on Saturday, MLA Kotamreddy emphasized that all underground utility works must be completed before initiating road construction. He noted that numerous cement and BT roads had recently been constructed across the Nellore Rural constituency at a cost of crores of rupees to ensure public convenience.
Expressing serious displeasure, the MLA pointed out that newly laid roads are being excavated within days of completion, causing severe inconvenience to residents and damaging valuable public property.
Furthermore, he criticized authorities for failing to restore the roads to their original condition after finishing utility works.
Instructing officials to immediately halt the digging of newly constructed roads, Kotamreddy advised them to ensure proper departmental coordination and advance planning for all future infrastructure projects.
He made it clear that public funds must not go to waste and residents should not be subjected to unnecessary hardships due to a lack of administrative foresight.
NMC engineering officials and other staff attended the meeting.
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