Chief minister Y S Jagan Mohan Reddy has directed the state administration to prepare a plan for land acquisition to allocate house sites for the poor. He said that house-sites should be allocated to all eligible poor. He directed the officials to take all measures to complete the housing project in Visakhapatnam by December. He reviewed the housing department activities with the minister and officials at the camp office on Thursday. The chief minister advised the officials to go with alternative land wherever land allocation was caught in legal battles. He wanted the officials to swiftly move and acquire land at possible locations. “The opposition parties are determined to stall the housing for the poor as they could not digest the way the government works for the poor. We need to thwart all such attempts to protect the rights of the poor,” said the chief minister. He directed the officials to concentrate on providing basic infrastructure in housing colonies along with construction of houses. “The infrastructure works should be taken up simultaneously so that beneficiaries would not feel let down. Concentrate on creating roads, drainage, drinking water and electricity facilities in the housing colonies,” said the chief minister.
The officials said that the construction of about 4.24 lakh houses was completed and 5 lakh houses would be completed by August. They said that another 5.68 lakh houses reached roof-top level while the works on about 9.56 lakh houses were in different levels. They said that they have already spent nearly Rs.2201 crore on the housing scheme during the current financial year. Jagan Mohan Reddy said all Tidco housing colonies should be self-reliant and directed the officials to ready the proposals. He gave green signal for taking up commercial complexes in 15 colonies on a pilot basis. He asked the officials to go for similar arrangement in other Tidco colonies in future so that revenue accrued from commercial spaces could be utilised for maintenance of colonies. He asked the officials to ensure that all the commercial complexes were run by women beneficiaries from the Tidco housing colonies. Housing minister Jogi Ramesh, Housing Corporation chairman Dorababu, special chief secretaries Y Srilakshmi, Ajai Jain, Tidco MD Ch Sridhar, Housing Corporation MD Lakshmi Shah, special secretary Mohammed Mydeen, Genco MD KVN Chakradhar Babu were also present.
AP CM said that house-sites should be allocated to all eligible poor.
Officials said that the construction of about 4.24 lakh houses was completed and 5 lakh houses would be completed by August.
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