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The YSR Congress Party powerfully criticised the demolition of 42 houses successful Joji Nagar astatine Bhavanipuram, saying the enactment violated Supreme Court orders and was carried retired without due announcement to residents. Party representatives visited the affected families connected Thursday, assuring afloat enactment and promising to prosecute the contented some legally and politically.
On Friday, erstwhile Minister Velampalli Srinivas, erstwhile MLA Malladi Vishnu, NTR territory YSRCP president Devineni Avinash, Vijayawada Mayor Rayana Bhagyalakshmi, and Social Media Wing State president Dodda Anjireddy, among others, met the displaced families and expressed interest implicit the mode successful which the demolition was conducted.
They alleged that police, supported by backstage individuals, entered the colony aboriginal successful the morning, leaving residents nary clip to region their belongings. They said the affected families showed the Supreme Court orders prohibiting demolition until December 31, but these were ignored. They besides said residents had earlier approached HRD Minister Nara Lokesh, Jana Sena Party offices, and section MLA and MP Kesineni Sivanath Chinni for assurances but received nary response.
Joji Nagar, they said, is located connected onshore valued astatine hundreds of crores, and attempts to region residents person been made respective times implicit the years.
The leaders described the incidental arsenic an illustration of bulldozer benignant administration, pointing retired that residents person been paying taxes and inferior charges for astir 2 decades and that galore are registered pension beneficiaries. Acting connected the directions of Y. S. Jagan Mohan Reddy, the enactment said it volition instrumentality up the substance legally and politically and demanded an contiguous effect from Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu, Minister Nara Lokesh, and Deputy Chief Minister Pawan Kalyan.
YSRCP leaders assured continuing enactment for the 42 displaced families until justness is secured.
