Musi Dandi March Led By KTR In Hyderabad
- K T Rama Rao Joins Residents Against Gandhi Sarovar Project
- BRS Vows Support to Displaced Families in Bandlaguda Jagir
Hyderabad: BRS working president K T Rama Rao led a two kilometre long Musi Dandi March on Sunday in Hyder Shah Kote at Bandlaguda Jagir. He assured support to affected property owners and residents protesting against the Gandhi Sarovar project.
K T Rama Rao took part in the Musi Dandi March along with residents of Gandhamguda, Shivaram Colony, Dream Homes and other colonies. These residents said they face displacement due to the Gandhi Sarovar project. Meanwhile, hundreds of BRS party supporters and local residents accompanied him during the march.
The Musi Dandi March moved through parts of Hyder Shah Kote, drawing attention to the concerns of families who fear losing their homes. Rao interacted with residents during the event. He listened to their grievances and assured them that the party would stand by them. He also said the Gandhi Sarovar project issue will be raised in the forthcoming Assembly session which commences from March 16.
Residents became emotional during the interaction. Some wept in front of K T Rama Rao and urged him to protect their dwellings from the project. They said they built their houses by taking loans and have been paying EMIs for several years. They added that they are paying property taxes promptly and living here for the past 15 years.
However, they alleged that the Congress government has decided to demolish their dream houses in the name of the Gandhi Sarovar project. They said they do not want this project and their houses should remain with them. Therefore, they sought political support to safeguard their properties.
Rao assured BRS support to the residents and property owners whose properties will be affected by the Gandhi Sarovar project. He reiterated that the matter would be taken up in the Assembly. The Musi Dandi March concluded after covering the planned route, even as residents continued to express concern over possible displacement.
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