CPI seeks immediate handing over of TIDCO houses
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CPI State Secretary K. Ramakrishna has issued an ultimatum to the State authorities at hand over the TIDCO houses to the beneficiaries by Deepavali, failing which the occasion would make the beneficiaries occupy them by performing ‘Griha pravesam’ on November 16.
Mr. Ramakrishna visited the TIDCO houses constructed at Suddhagedda close to Midhilapuri VUDA Colony close to Madhurawada right here on Wednesday.
Speaking on the event, he sought immediate handing over of the houses to the beneficiaries along with provision of primary facilities like energy and water. He stated that TIDCO had constructed 7 lakh houses within the State, after amassing quantities starting from ₹50,000 to ₹1 lakh from them. The beneficiaries had taken loans to pay the quantities. The development of houses was accomplished at numerous locations within the State. However, provision of some primary facilities like energy and water was pending.
Mr. Ramakrishna alleged that the YSR Congress Party authorities was not handing over the finished houses to the beneficiaries as they have been constructed by the Chandrababu Naidu authorities. He stated that political variations between Mr. Jagan Mohan Reddy and Mr. Naidu shouldn’t deprive the beneficiaries of their profit.
He stated that he has already inspected the TIDCO houses at Kurnool, Anantapur, Guntur, Krishna and West Godavari districts. At some locations, the flooring was additionally accomplished. The TIDCO houses in Kurnool have been used for COVID sufferers however even after they left, they weren’t being handed over to the beneficiaries. He criticised the YSR Congress Party authorities in not handing over the finished houses to the beneficiaries.
He alleged that the State authorities had procured lands at a price of ₹7,000 crore for provision of houses websites to the poor however did not distribute them to this point. Though an announcement was made that the websites can be distributed on Gandhi jayanti, the programme was postponed twice. Ridiculing the choice of the State authorities to supply one cent of land to the poor beneficiaries, the CPI chief questioned as to how anybody may assemble a home in that land.
CPI State assistant secretary J.V. Satyanarayana Murthy stated that 26,000 of the 96,000 houses sanctioned in GVMC limits, have been accomplished and demanded their immediate handing over to the beneficiaries.
CPI State govt member A.J. Stalin, district and metropolis secretaries B. Venkataramana and M. Pydiraju respectively and govt members A. Vimala and B. Venkata Rao have been amongst those that participated within the programme.
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