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`18 lakh for Rythu bazaar modernisation works
He stated that the TDP government decided to develop the rythu bazaars and as part of it, the Narsapuram Rythu bazaar was developed with Rs 30 lakh already. Agriculture Market Committee chairman Rayudu Sriramulu, Andhra Pradesh Women Commission member Siriginidi Rajyalakshmi, mandal president Vatadi Kanakaraju, Marketing Deputy Engineer Srinivas Estate Officer Srilatha and others participated in t
Narsapuram: Narsapuram MLA Bandaru Madhava Naidu criticised the earlier Congress government for their negligence in the development of rythu bazaars. He laid the foundation stone for the modernisation works of rythu bazaar here on Friday. The modernisation works will be taken up at a cost of Rs 18 lakh.Speaking on the occasion, the MLA said that the TDP government set up the rythu bazaars with an aim to give support price to the farmers directly. However, the Congress government neglected the rythu bazaars.
He stated that the TDP government decided to develop the rythu bazaars and as part of it, the Narsapuram Rythu bazaar was developed with Rs 30 lakh already. Agriculture Market Committee chairman Rayudu Sriramulu, Andhra Pradesh Women Commission member Siriginidi Rajyalakshmi, mandal president Vatadi Kanakaraju, Marketing Deputy Engineer Srinivas Estate Officer Srilatha and others participated in the programme.
