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KE gives nod to allot 716 acres for Food Park
Dy CM assures full support to Chief Minister’s vision to make the State number one in the country
Amaravati: Even though, most of the farmers are protesting against the food park in WG district and also received support from popular actor and Jana Sena Party chief Pawan Kalyan, Minister for Revenue and Deputy Chief Minister K E Krishna Murthy who inaugurated his office chamber at temporary Secretariat complex on Sunday morning signed on a file of allocating 716 acres of assigned State government lands for Mega Food Park at Bapulapadu mandal in Krishna district.
Addressing the media at his chamber, KEK said that all Ministers had been supporting Chief Minister’s vision to make the State number one in the country.
Later, Minister for Labour K Atchannaidu also stepped into his chamber and signed on the Youth Sub Plan file for encouraging youth in all sectors.
“The State government allocated Rs 300 crore for the development of international sports grounds in the all districts and would announce a new sports policy within 20 days” he added.
He also said that Telugu Desam government had transformed labour department into the labour welfare department and also said that Chandranna Bima Scheme would be helpful to all sections of the people to lead their lives productively.
