BJP State president Bandi Sanjay Kumar inspected road works at Samudrala village Koheda mandal in Husnabad Constituency as part of “Mahajan Sampark Abhiyaan” on Monday. He stated that over Rs 1.9 lakh crores have been allocated for building national highways in Telangana in the last 9 years, with over Rs 7,000 crores of funds sanctioned for Karimnagar constituency in the last 4 years. More than Rs.4,000 crores of funds have been sanctioned for constructing roads.
Former Union Minister Prakash Javadekar, BJP State Vice Presidents Dr. NVSS Prabhakar, Karimnagar, Siddipet, Hanmakonda District Presidents Gangadi Krishna Reddy, Srikanth, Rao Padma, and Parliament Convenor Boinipally Praveen Rao also visited Samudrala village Koheda mandal in Husnabad Constituency on Monday. They inspected Elkaturthi-Siddipet national highway widening works.
Bandi Sanjay stated that the objective of the Mahajan Sampark Abhiyan program is to explain the achievements, development and welfare works of the Narendra Modi government in the last 9 years. The program aims to meet prominent people who influence the society and examine the development works being done with Central funds.
Bandi Sanjay added that after winning as MP, Rs 578 crore were allocated for the expansion of the National Highway up to Elkaturthi-Siddipet. He met with Union Minister Nitin Gadkari and got these funds sanctioned with his cooperation. 15 percent work has been completed, and it is to be completed by 2024, which will benefit the people of 14 villages.
The construction of Karimnagar ROB has been delayed due to the negligence of the state government, even though Rs.100 crore have been sanctioned for it. The Modi government is providing all the necessities of the people in the villages, such as toilets, Ujjwala gas connections, free kg rice, electricity, employment guarantee, Gramin Sadak Yojana roads, Rythu Vedika, Palle Prakruti Vanam, Harita Haram, and Vaikuntha Dhamams.
Bandi Sanjay also mentioned that under Atma Nirbar Centre, a package of Rs 20 lakh crore has been announced to get out of the financial crisis. Under the PM Kisan Samman Yojana, Rs 6,000 has been deposited in each farmer’s account across the country.
