Families affected by the Udandapur Reservoir project will receive a complete resettlement and rehabilitation package. This includes fully developed infrastructure to support their relocation.
Jadcherla MLA Janampally Anirudh Reddy and District Collector Vijayaendra Booi assured the affected families that they would receive enhanced compensation. They urged people not to believe misinformation spread by certain groups for political reasons.
During a meeting with officials from the Revenue, Irrigation, and Survey & Land Records departments, the Collector confirmed that each displaced family receiving compensation would also get 300 square yards of land for resettlement.
The new resettlement areas will have essential facilities such as Primary Health Centers, schools, Anganwadi centers, veterinary hospitals, community halls, and parks. The Collector also instructed officials to speed up the Mission Bhagiratha water pipeline work to ensure a steady water supply for the relocated families.
MLA Anirudh Reddy reaffirmed his commitment to securing the highest possible compensation for those who lost their land and homes. He shared that he had already raised the issue in the Assembly and formally requested the government to provide additional financial aid.
Reddy also warned villagers against believing false information spread by certain groups for political gain. He reassured them that the government is fully committed to their welfare and resettlement. He encouraged affected families to approach the Revenue Divisional Officer (RDO) if they face any issues in the Rehabilitation & Resettlement (R&R) process.
The review meeting was attended by Special Collector (Land Acquisition) Madhusudhan Naik, RDO Naveen, and officials from Irrigation, Mission Bhagiratha, and Survey & Land Records departments, along with other concerned authorities.
The administration reiterated its commitment to ensuring a smooth transition for all displaced families. They promised fair compensation and proper infrastructure development to help affected people rebuild their lives.
