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2BHK for land acquisition for highways: MLA Shinde
Steps will be taken to provide compensation to those, who lost their houses and lands for the construction of national highways, said MLA Hanmanth Shinde.
Kamareddy: Steps will be taken to provide compensation to those, who lost their houses and lands for the construction of national highways, said MLA Hanmanth Shinde.
As Kandarpalli gram panchayat under Bichkunda mandal was recently formed, the newly elected village Sarpanch Kurukutte Gangaram along with the villagers had felicitated the MLA on Tuesday. The sarpanch explained the problems existing in the village.
Later addressing the villagers, the MLA assured that double bedroom houses will be constructed for all, whose houses were acquired and the new law will provide compensation to those, who lost their lands for the highways. Assuring that Chief Minister K Chandrashekar Rao will solve all their problems, he said the new village will be developed with infrastructure.
Stating that four villagers had received medical bills under the Chief Minister's Relief Fund, MLA Shinde distributed the cheques to them.
Bichkunda MPP Ashok Pitlam, local bodies leaders and others were present on the occasion.
