Nagarkurnool: Collector Badavath Santosh has instructed officials to finish the final stages of development work in Kondareddypally, the native village of Chief Minister Revanth Reddy, within the next week. On Saturday, the Collector, along with officials from various departments, visited the village to inspect ongoing projects. These include the construction of a library, a milk chilling center, a village panchayat office, a BC community hall, a veterinary hospital, and a Rythu Vedika (farmers’ meeting place).
During the visit, the Collector also looked over the site where a helipad is being prepared for the Chief Minister’s upcoming visit. Afterward, a meeting was held at the village panchayat office with officials and contractors. The Collector emphasized the need to quickly finish road expansion, street lighting, and solar power installation projects. He asked each official and contractor how far along the projects were and how many more days they would need to complete them.
The Collector stressed that all projects nearing completion must be sped up. He specifically mentioned that the solar power project, which is being tested in Kondareddypally, should start immediately. Solar panels are to be installed on the roofs of all government offices and homes in the village. He set a deadline for all the development work to be completed before the Dasara festival.
The goal, according to the Collector, is to turn Kondareddypally into a model village by Dasara. He also reviewed progress on temple construction in the village. The Collector mentioned that Chief Minister Revanth Reddy would visit the village during Dasara to inaugurate the completed projects. He urged all departments to work together and speed up the work to meet the deadline.
Several officials were present at the event, including Additional Collector Deva Sahayam, Kondareddypally Development Works Nodal Officer Dr. G.V. Ramesh, PD-DRDA Chinna Obulesu, District Electricity Officer Venkateswarlu, Kalwakurthy RDO Srinu, former ZPTC member K.V.N. Reddy, as well as other district officials and villagers from Kondareddypally.
