The process of allotting pending plots to Amaravati farmers has finally begun. Officials have started distributing plots through an e-lottery system at the CRDA office to ensure transparency.
In the first phase, 90 farmers from 14 villages will receive a total of 135 plots. Officials stated that the lottery method is being used to make the entire process fair and transparent.
As per the details shared, 58 plots were allotted in Nidamarru, 3 in Picchukapalem, 1 in Ananthavaram, 7 in Penumaka, 7 in Lingayapalem, and 25 in Velagapudi.
In addition, 21 plots were allotted in Mandadam, 10 in Malkapuram, 7 in Kuragallu, and 2 plots in Nelapadu. After 3 pm, plots will also be allotted to 201 farmers who had given dry lands in Undavalli through the same lottery system.
CRDA officials announced that registrations would be completed immediately. This step is aimed at avoiding any future inconvenience for the farmers.
The development comes as good news for farmers who have been waiting for their plots for a long time. It is also encouraging for those who are expected to give land for the second phase of land pooling.
Chandrababu has consistently stated that Amaravati farmers are key stakeholders in the development of the people’s capital.
