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House sites to be distributed to poor on July 8 in Kakinada
- Collector directs the officials to lay roads and provide all other amenities in the house sites
- Instructs the officials to allot house sites to beneficiaries by conducting lucky dips
Kakinada: District Collector D Muralidhar Reddy on Monday said that the government will distribute house sites to poor on July 8. Speaking to media after conducting a video-conference with the officials in this regard here on Monday, Muralidhar Reddy said that the main objective of the programme was to help all eligible poor to get the house site.
He directed the officials to lay the roads and provide all other amenities in the house sites. He instructed the officials to allot house sites to beneficiaries by conducting lucky dips. In mandals and villages, the people's representatives will distribute house sites.
He also suggested that any pending problems in Naadu–Nedu can be brought to the notice of district officials concerned. He also stated that the pupils attending the school on August 3 could be used to render works relating to Naadu–Nedu. Joint Collector G Lakshmisha stated that the process of distribution of house sites to poor as part of Navaratnalu should be completed benefiting all the deserved poor sections. He also indicated that adequate data should be updated within the prescribed schedule.
