Roshan Doula residents warned of middlemen
Legislator Devireddy Sudheer Reddy on Wednesday appealed to the residents of Roshan Doula not to believe rumours on distribution of central funds to them Addressing the colony residents, he reminded that he had assured to allot house sites to them at another area, during his last tenure as legislator He rued that the allotment of sites was stalled due to group rivalry among politicians
LB Nagar: Legislator Devireddy Sudheer Reddy on Wednesday appealed to the residents of Roshan Doula not to believe rumours on distribution of central funds to them. Addressing the colony residents, he reminded that he had assured to allot house sites to them at another area, during his last tenure as legislator. He rued that the allotment of sites was stalled due to group rivalry among politicians.
Now the central government had sanctioned Rs 81 crore for rehabilitation of the colony residents, he explained. The MLA categorically said that the money was meant for rehabilitation and it would not be distributed to them. He alleged that some of the mediators were trying to prevent rehabilitation process with a political intention by resorting to misinformation. The MLA said that the process was nothing but a golden opportunity to the colony residents.
As they were against getting houses from schemes such as 2BHK houses and Rajiv Gruhakalpa, 26 acres of land was required to rehabilitate the 600 families, but there is no land in the nearby areas. Sudheer Reddy appealed to them to opt for rehabilitation unitedly. He cautioned them against trusting mediators.
Sudheer Reddy also assured to take them to District Collector at the earliest, for fair justice. If the Collector failed to deliver justice, the issue would be taken to notice to the Chief Minister, he assured. Local leaders Raghuma Reddy, D Krishna, Srinivas, Yadaiah Chary, Jakraiah, Ramanaiah, Musalaiah, Nagaraju and Bharathamma were present.
