Gated community for Kakatiya Power Project oustees soon: Collector
Bhupalpally Collector along with MLA Gandra Venkatramana Reddy interacted with the villagers of Dubbapalli and discussed the issues related to rehabilitation and relief
Jayashankar Bhupalpally: In-charge District Collector S Krishna Aditya said that the villagers of the Dubbapalli would be allotted houses by developing a gated community soon as they had sacrificed their farmlands and houses for the Kakatiya Thermal Power Project (KTPP) being set up by TSGENCO.
He along with local MLA Gandra Venkatramana Reddy on Saturday interacted with the villagers of Dubbapalli of Ghanpur mandal at his office here and discussed the issues related to rehabilitation and relief. Lamenting over the inordinate delay in paying compensation and allotting houses to them, the villagers have urged the Collector and the MLA to take steps for the release of the funds from the TSGENCO at the earliest.
Responding to this, MLA Venkataramana Reddy said he had asked the District Collector to identify a suitable site to rehabilitate the villagers as they sacrificed their agricultural lands and houses for the development of the area. He added the oustees deserve good compensation for the house plots and houses in accordance with the increased prices of the lands in the recent years.
District Collector Krishna Aditya said that even though the compensation for the villagers of Dubbapalli had been delayed, they would be rehabilitated with all the facilities like CC roads, electricity supply, drinking water and community hall at the gated community.
Additional Collectors of Jayashankar Bhupalpally and Mulugu districts Rizwan Bhasha Shaik, Adarsh Surabhi, TSGENCO Chief Engineer (CE) Siddaiah, Superintending Engineer (SE) Thirupathaiah, Ghanpur Tahsildar Krishna Chaithanya, Collectorate Superintendent Ravi Kiran, Section Officer Srikanth, Chelpur Sarpanch and Dubbapalli villagers were present.
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