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Village Relocation: Amrabad tiger reserve rehab process takes key step forward
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Villagers voluntarily sign MoU bond papers
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Village Relocation: Amrabad tiger reserve rehab process takes key step forward
Nallamala Forest (Nagarkurnool): The voluntary village relocation process in Vatvarlapalli village, within the Amrabad Tiger Reserve, took a significant step forward with the completion of the final-stage Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) bond paper signing process on Sunday. A total of 240 members voluntarily signed the documents, marking the completion of the signing process.
DFO Revanth Chandra and FDO Yash Chandraprakash Singh attended the programme as chief guests. MPDO Ramanna, Rangers Veeresh and Eshwar, Rehabilitation Committee president Sai Aarav Apishu, Deputy Sarpanch Banda Balaraju, the Gram Panchayat secretary, section officers and BT officials were also present.
Rehabilitation Committee members Tulasi Naik, Balakrishna, Maqsood, Janakiramulu, Kareem, Shiva, Praveen and Lakshman Raju, village Congress president M.D. Jahangir, former Sarpanch Juya Naik and other villagers participated in the programme. Officials stated that the completion of the signing process marked an important milestone in advancing voluntary village rehabilitation in accordance with government guidelines, while giving priority to the voluntary decisions of the residents.
