Story highlights
- Nandyal -: The indefinite relay hunger strike, which was launched demanding the construction of the Noonepalle Railway Underground Bridge, the expansion of the R&B bridge over the Shyama Canal, the installation of signal lights…
- Byreddy Sabari.
- MP Sabari, who visited the hunger strike camp on the third day, listened to the problems of the people.
Nandyal -: The indefinite relay hunger strike, which was launched demanding the construction of the Noonepalle Railway Underground Bridge, the expansion of the R&B bridge over the Shyama Canal, the installation of signal lights at the hospital-NGOs colony intersection, and the establishment of a police picket in Noonepalle, was called off with the assurance given by MP Dr. Byreddy Sabari. MP Sabari, who visited the hunger strike camp on the third day, listened to the problems of the people. He said that the authorities are taking action on the issues of land acquisition and compensation required for the construction of the Railway Underground Bridge. He assured that a meeting will be held at the Collectorate and the relevant file will be sent to the Chief Minister, and that he, along with Minister NMD Farooq, will meet the Chief Minister to obtain the necessary funds for the construction of the bridge and take steps to take up the work. The MP clarified that it is his responsibility to solve the problems of the people and asked them to call off the hunger strike. Believing in her promise, the development committee announced that it was calling off the fasts. Later, MP Byreddy Sabari personally offered lemon juice to those holding the fast and called off the fasts. A large number of members of the Noonepalle development committee, elders, intellectuals, traders, farmers and women participated in the program.
