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Businessmen anxious about compensation
The GHMC started demolishing structures on Wednesday at RTC X Roads and Musheerabad to widen the road by 20 feet to facilitate works of the Metro Rail project. “The roads would be widened up to 100 feet to ensure that Metro Rail works would be completed on time,” said a GHMC employee.
Metro Rail demolition works
The GHMC started demolishing structures on Wednesday at RTC X Roads and Musheerabad to widen the road by 20 feet to facilitate works of the Metro Rail project. “The roads would be widened up to 100 feet to ensure that Metro Rail works would be completed on time,” said a GHMC employee.
However many businessmen at Sangam Complex in RTC X Roads have not yet received their compensation and are worried over the lack of clarity on the amount. V Ravinder, owner of Gayathri Book Centre, said, “Shop owners were called for a final meeting on January 27 but the negotiations failed.
We came to know that the Hyderabad Metro Rail had deposited the compensation of Rs 54 lakh with the City Civil Court on February 21 but we do not know how much compensation each of us would receive. We have been a day’s time to move our stocks.”
