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Chandrababu Naidu for Chilakaluripeta tomorrow
Agriculture Minister P Pulla Rao is getting three pylons constructed at strategic places in the town as well as on the national highways. This is under criticism by opposition parties and other people\'s organisations as it is in violation of a Supreme Court directive not to construct statues and pylons at busy localities in any town.
Guntur: Chief Minister Nara Chandrababu Naidu will be visiting Chilakaluripeta on February 18 to participate in a series of foundation-laying programmes as part of development of Chilakaluripeta.
The Chief Minister will lay foundation stone for the PM Awas Yozana, a housing scheme of the Central government. The government will build 2-bedroom houses for the poor. Foundation stone will also be laid for building a Town Hall at a cost of Rs 10 crore and also an Indoor Stadium costing Rs 11 crore.
The Chief Minister will also lay foundation stone for a drinking water scheme costing Rs 143 crore. Toilets constructed under Swachh Bharath will be inaugurated on the occasion.
Agriculture Minister P Pulla Rao is getting three pylons constructed at strategic places in the town as well as on the national highways. This is under criticism by opposition parties and other people's organisations as it is in violation of a Supreme Court directive not to construct statues and pylons at busy localities in any town.
