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Farmers, who opposed to land pooling to new capital, woke up to mysterious fire on Monday. The fire set to the standing crops in villages under Thulluru and Tadepalli mandals is believed to be an arson attack to terrorise the farmers to yield to land-pooling scheme.
Vijayawada: Farmers, who opposed to land pooling to new capital, woke up to mysterious fire on Monday. The fire set to the standing crops in villages under Thulluru and Tadepalli mandals is believed to be an arson attack to terrorise the farmers to yield to land-pooling scheme.
- Miscreants set crops, banana plantations and property on fire in six villages under Thulluru and Tadeapalli mandals
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Believed as handiwork of miscreants, who targeted banana plantations and set haystacks afire, went amuck trampling everything in their way. Power sprays and fertilisers stocks too were reduced to ashes in the attack. Six villages in Thulluru and Tadepalli mandals, which fall under the Capital Region Development Authority, bore the brunt of the arson attacks. Motor pumpsets, sheds and water pipelines too were destroyed. Penumaka and Undavalli villages under Tadepalli mandal, Mandadam, Venkatapalem, Lingayapalem, and Uddandarayunipalem villages of Thulluru mandal were the worst affected.
By:D Gopi
