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VIJAYAWADA: Keeping in mind the ongoing legal tussle, the state government has decided to postpone the foundation stone laying ceremony for the prestigious housing project. Amaravati, Chief Minister YS Jagan Mohan Reddy In fact, wanted to start work on the housing project on the occasion of the birth anniversary celebrations of the late Chief Minister on Saturday. YS Rajasekhara Reddy,
The Housing Department, CRDA and NTR and the district administration of Guntur have made elaborate arrangements for the event. The district administration has completed the work of geotagging and land leveling of about 47,000 beneficiaries on a war footing in the last one week.
However, the state government has decided to wait till the final nod from the Supreme Court for the scheme. “It is surprising that all opposition parties are joining hands only to stop the poor from building houses,” he said.
Centre: Funds after final court decision
They have waged a war against the poor. Take all possible measures to get relief from the courts to protect the rights of the poor, Jagan told a review meeting held on Thursday.
He alleged that cases are being filed again and again only to prevent the poor from being given shelter. He said that the opposition parties are united to fight against the poor. “We should be determined for the rights of the poor. We should work with more dedication to complete the project,” he said.
Officials informed that 45,101 beneficiaries have given Option-III under which the government itself will complete the construction of the houses. Officials said that the process of opening bank accounts for all the beneficiaries is nearing completion. He said that he has focused his attention on providing drinking water, road connectivity and electricity facilities to the YSR-Jaganna colonies in Amaravati.
Meanwhile, the Center has also given a twist to the planned housing project in Amaravati as it has decided to release funds only after legal issues are resolved. The Center has recently sanctioned around 47,000 houses for BPL families in Amravati following the request of the state government. Center will give a grant of 1.8 lakh to each housing unit PMAY, However, the Center is learned to have made it clear that the funds will be released after the final decision of the courts.
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