Ryots up in arms about integrated master plan of Kamareddy
The HinduThe suicide of a 36-year-old farmer has triggered massive protests by thousands of villagers, including women and children, against the proposed master plan for the district headquarters of Kamareddy, drawing the entire State’s attention and bringing the non-descript villages into the limelight. Someone even came forward to buy the land but they dropped out after the Master Plan issue came to light,” said Farmers Joint Action Committee, convenor Akula Vithal. The entire state was forced to look at Kamareddy town in the first week of this month when a large number of farmers agitated against the proposed master plan. Government, MLA and Municipal Officials- Is this justified?” Collector Jitesh V. Patil and MLA G. Govardhan assured that lands growing two crops would not be included in the master plan. Presenting arguments on behalf of the government, Advocate General has informed the High Court that the Government would consider the objections filed by the farmers before finalising the master plan.