New roads to ease traffic congestion during Medaram Maha Jatara: Minister Seethakka

Panchayat Minister Raj and Rural Development Danasari Anasuya (Seethakka) promised to build new ways on the forest road to ensure the smooth movement of vehicles during the Medaram Maha Jatara scheduled on 28-31 January 2026.

The Kondai bridge, built at 16.5 Crore cost, is expected to be completed until Maha Jatara time. In order to examine the ongoing works in Medaram, Minister Seethakka visited Medaram accompanied by Police Supervisor (SP) P. Shabarish and evaluated the condition of the surrounding roads on a bike.

Emphasizing the importance of road infrastructure, Minister Seethakka directed the authorities to expand the existing roads and to build new ones to host a large number of expected dedications. “We are building new roads in the forest area to ensure that the dedicated Medaram Sammakka-Sarakka can reach the temple of tribal without any problems.” New roads, a road to Gonepalli and Mutthapuram from Kondaparthi to Padikapuram, the road development from Kalvapalli to Kannepalli, the construction of a CT road from Kalvapalli to Oortam, the development of forest roads and a new road to Oortam from Chinnabam.

In addition to the road infrastructure, regional administration works on other basic facilities, including parking areas, soil roads and IT roads in forest areas. Divorists will also be established to ensure that the dedicated can move without disturbance. The state government has recently built 150 crore for Maha Jatara, which will be used for permanent development projects and basic infrastructure.