Bandi Sanjay, Ponnam Prabhakar launch Rs 4 crore urban development works in Karimnagar

Hyderabad: Union Minister of State for Home Affairs Bandi Sanjay and Telangana Transport and BC Welfare Minister Ponnam Prabhakar laid the foundation stone for urban development works worth Rs 4 crore in Karimnagar district on Monday.

Speaking at the programme, Bandi Sanjay said coordinated efforts by the Centre and State governments were necessary for comprehensive development. He also assured residents that the city’s long-pending dump yard problem would be resolved soon. He urged people not to create unnecessary disputes over the issue.

The Union Minister criticised those allegedly obstructing development works. He said contractors could not complete projects if people threatened or intimidated them. He also called for an end to what he described as petty politics aimed at damaging Karimnagar’s reputation.

Sanjay warned that residents would not tolerate such activities. Furthermore, he said the government would not remain silent if anyone attempted to block development projects.

Karimnagar urban development linked to dump yard resolution

Ponnam Prabhakar said the dump yard problem had existed for a long time. He recalled that the Centre had also assured support for resolving the issue.

The minister said political activity mattered only until elections. After that, public welfare remained the priority, he added. He also assured that the government would address problems related to irrigation projects soon.

Several officials and public representatives attended the foundation stone ceremony.