Kavitha meets Telangana Governor, seeks justice for people displaced by land acquisition
Hyderabad, May 26 : Telangana Rakshana Samithi (TRS) President K. Kavitha on Tuesday met Telangana Governor Shiv Pratap Shukla and sought justice for those displaced by land acquisition by the state government at various places.
Kavitha, along with Dharma Samaj Party President Visharadan Maharaj and some affected people, submitted a petition to the Governor, requesting that house sites be provided to all those whose homes were demolished in Velugumatla in Khammam district.
They also demanded that the land acquisition notice issued for setting up an Industrial Park in Kadlapur of Parigi Mandal be cancelled. They also urged him to address the issues of the change in the Regional Ring Road (RRR) alignment and land acquisition problems.
Two representatives each from Velugumatla, Kadlapur, and RRR areas were part of the delegation that met the Governor.
Kavitha told media persons after meeting the Governor at Lok Bhavan that he responded positively. She hoped that justice would be served.
She slammed the government headed by Chief Minister Revanth Reddy for demolishing the houses of women.
She stated that the Chief Minister is spreading lies, claiming to have turned these people into millionaires after merely distributing sarees worth one hundred rupees.
Describing Revanth Reddy as a "ruthless" Chief Minister, she stated that the Congress government is a "wicked" administration.
Kavitha and others shared the plight of the victims with the Governor.
They apprised the Governor of the house demolitions in Velugumatla in Khammam, the changes made to the RRR alignment, land acquisition in Rayagiri, and the ongoing attempts to acquire land in Kadlapur under the guise of establishing an industrial park.
She said the TRS and the Dharma Samaj Party have been fighting on behalf of the victims of land acquisition for the industrial park in Pargi, the house demolitions in Velugumatla and the persons displaced by the RRR project.
"As a result of our struggle, the government has agreed to allocate land to the victims in Velugumatla at the very same location. The government has also halted the land acquisition processes intended for the Pargi industrial park and the RRR project. All these represent partial victories for us. To achieve complete success, the involvement of the Central government is essential. That is precisely why we met with the Governor and explained these issues to him," Kavitha said.
She hoped that the Governor would call for a report on all these matters and respond to them in a positive and constructive manner.
Kavitha said that if justice is not delivered to the victims, they will once again take up the path of agitation.
Kavitha, along with Dharma Samaj Party President Visharadan Maharaj and some affected people, submitted a petition to the Governor, requesting that house sites be provided to all those whose homes were demolished in Velugumatla in Khammam district.
They also demanded that the land acquisition notice issued for setting up an Industrial Park in Kadlapur of Parigi Mandal be cancelled. They also urged him to address the issues of the change in the Regional Ring Road (RRR) alignment and land acquisition problems.
Two representatives each from Velugumatla, Kadlapur, and RRR areas were part of the delegation that met the Governor.
Kavitha told media persons after meeting the Governor at Lok Bhavan that he responded positively. She hoped that justice would be served.
She slammed the government headed by Chief Minister Revanth Reddy for demolishing the houses of women.
She stated that the Chief Minister is spreading lies, claiming to have turned these people into millionaires after merely distributing sarees worth one hundred rupees.
Describing Revanth Reddy as a "ruthless" Chief Minister, she stated that the Congress government is a "wicked" administration.
Kavitha and others shared the plight of the victims with the Governor.
They apprised the Governor of the house demolitions in Velugumatla in Khammam, the changes made to the RRR alignment, land acquisition in Rayagiri, and the ongoing attempts to acquire land in Kadlapur under the guise of establishing an industrial park.
She said the TRS and the Dharma Samaj Party have been fighting on behalf of the victims of land acquisition for the industrial park in Pargi, the house demolitions in Velugumatla and the persons displaced by the RRR project.
"As a result of our struggle, the government has agreed to allocate land to the victims in Velugumatla at the very same location. The government has also halted the land acquisition processes intended for the Pargi industrial park and the RRR project. All these represent partial victories for us. To achieve complete success, the involvement of the Central government is essential. That is precisely why we met with the Governor and explained these issues to him," Kavitha said.
She hoped that the Governor would call for a report on all these matters and respond to them in a positive and constructive manner.
Kavitha said that if justice is not delivered to the victims, they will once again take up the path of agitation.
