Hyderabad: Chief Minister Revanth Reddy will visit Huzurabad on December 3 to launch major development works. These include the foundation for an engineering college, roads, and several civic projects. Minister Ponnam Prabhakar and District Collector Haimavathi reviewed preparations ahead of the visit.
Ponnam Prabhakar announced that the government aims to make Huzurabad a model constituency. He said the Gowravelli Project would boost local irrigation and transform the area into a green belt. He also promised rapid progress on infrastructure, tourism, and welfare initiatives.
Projects include college, roads, and welfare centres
CM Revanth Reddy will lay foundation stones for:
- Satavahana University Engineering College
- Advanced Technology Centre
- Four-lane road from Rajiv Rahadari to Huzurabad
- Link roads to tribal hamlets
- Residential school in Koheda
- Modern RTA office with driving track (₹8 crore)
- Indira Mahila Shakti Bazaar (₹6 crore)
- Urban park in Ummarpur with walking track (₹10 crore)
- Municipal development works (₹20 crore)
Officials have also proposed a swimming pool, veterinary hospital, and new fish and vegetable markets. CM will launch a new Hyderabad–Huzurabad express bus and distribute bicycles to 70 engineering students who face travel issues. Women’s groups will receive buses under the Indira Mahila Shakti scheme.
Congress plans crowd outreach ahead of CM visit
Road work from Karimnagar Kothapalli to Huzurabad has already begun. The CM will also lay the foundation for a 250-bed hospital. Tourism at Ellamma Cheruvu and Mahasamudram Gandi will be developed. Plans are in place to improve lakes like Palle Cheruvu and Kotha Cheruvu.
The minister requested the CM to sanction a ring road, kabaddi academy, upgraded stadium, and park near the degree college. He confirmed that land acquisition for the Huzurabad industrial corridor is complete. Godown construction is underway, and canal work for the Gowravelli project has secured funds.
Congress leaders held review meetings with local sarpanches. They instructed workers to distribute pamphlets and mobilize voters for the CM’s visit. Ponnam urged party coordination in upcoming sarpanch elections and insisted on fielding only one Congress-backed candidate in each village.
He asked local leaders to support welfare messaging. These include free housing, fine rice distribution, zero-interest loans, and free bus travel for women. “Just as you worked for my win, I’ll work for yours,” he told party members.
Officials including Collector Haimavathi and Library Corporation Chairman Lingamurthy participated in the planning meeting.