The problems of the farmers of 29 villages who were given land for the construction of Amaravati capital have once again come to the fore. Farmers are expressing concern that the lower level officials are not bringing the problems in their villages to the attention of the government. They are worried that especially the residential areas are being shown as agricultural lands, and this is a threat to their houses within the limits of the village. The farmers are angry that the officials are replying carelessly saying that the cut off date has been announced.
Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu is appealing to pay some attention to the problems of farmers in the capital. They are reminding that they are not against any government, they are ordinary farmers and they have also worked hard to form the coalition government. They are expressing their displeasure that despite coming to the CRDA office to resolve the issues, the commissioner is not meeting them. They still want the Chief Minister to respond directly and solve the problems of the farmers of 29 villages. Farmers of 29 villages expressed their grievances at Amaravati CRDA office.
