Vemulawada Road Widening Works Start After 50 Years

As the number of dedications visiting the temple increased daily, many of them faced serious difficulties in reaching the temple from Thippapur bus stop due to the narrow roads and rape of the shops on both sides of the way of approaching.

The congress government, which fulfilled a promise before the election, has now begun not only to the developmental works in the temple, but also on the road to the Temple of Rajanna from Molavagu Bridge.

In 1971, at the time, Cess President Juvvadi Narsing Rao, the Karimnagar region of the then Venkataramanaa’nın collector of the currently prepared an offer for the expanding project. However, some local leaders’ opposition stopped the initiative.

Years later, as a Karimnagar collector, new offers were made to expand the road up to 100 Feet during the term of office of Smitha Sabharwal. Although the first signs were completed, the project was left due to political pressure.

Since the formation of the Telangana state, the number of dedications visiting the temple has increased great time. In recent years, the frequency of VIP visits has increased. The dedicated is now not only from all over TaLangana, but also from neighboring states such as Andhra Pradesh, Mahashtra and Chhattisgarh.

Vemulawada’s population rose from 10,000 to 60,000, and forced access to the temple, especially on weekends and Mondays. Even walking from the Thippapur bus stop to the temple was difficult for many.

Speaking with Deccan Chronicle, the regional collector Sandeep Kumar JHA said that the road expansion work, which spreads to 270 meters with a width of 80 meters, started from Molavagu Bridge to the temple, the estimated 47 Crore cost.

As part of the project, 322 buildings were detected 270 of which were destroyed. The government issued compensation controls to the affected families. However, 82 people approached the high court and received orders to stay. Of these, 30’uo has accepted compensation for time.

A month ago, a month ago, land acquisition, rehabilitation and re -settlement law (LARR) within the scope of petitions for the amounts of compensation.

Meanwhile, more than 80 percent of the compensation with local residents welcomed the government’s initiative. They appreciated for long -term developmental studies and gave full support to the authorities.

They also claimed that some people affected by the opposition political parties were trying to stop the project by submitting court petitions. Biri When many displaced families have already accepted compensation, what forces others to oppose the movement?

In a recent publicly -open event in Vemulawada, the government Whip and Vemulawada Mla said that the congress government has been implemented for 47 CRO RHE road expansion for the development of the temple to address the difficulties faced by dedicated and inhabitants.

Prime Minister A. Revanth Redy said that on November 20, 2023, he put the foundation stone for both road and temple development. He also criticized the previous BRS government for neglecting power for ten years. “K. Chandrasekhar Rao promised 100 crore for the development of the temple, but he never fulfilled it. In doing so, he betrayed not only to the dedicated, but also the presidency Rajanna,” he said.