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People can visit Amaravati from tomorrow: Narayana
The State government is going to provide an opportunity to people of various sections especially students to visit Amaravati capital city tour from December 15 Minister for Municipal Administration P Narayana said that the government will provide 25 buses everyday for visitors convenience and MLAs should take initiative in this regard
Vijayawada: The State government is going to provide an opportunity to people of various sections especially students to visit Amaravati capital city tour from December 15. Minister for Municipal Administration P Narayana said that the government will provide 25 buses everyday for visitors’ convenience and MLAs should take initiative in this regard.
He visited the ongoing construction works of the High Court in Amaravati capital region on Thursday. He also said that the government will set up the NTR statue with bronze and the works of his memorial park will be taken up in the next three months. He also said that the construction of internal roads will be completed by March.
He asked the Opposition parties to visit the Amaravati capital and witness the progress of ongoing works and other developments. He said that the leaders of all parties were making baseless allegations on Amaravati capital. The State government is committed to complete the capital city works as per schedule, he added. Several officials were also present along with him.
