A farmer from Amaravati has raised serious concerns, claiming that he has faced injustice for the past eight years despite giving up 25 acres of land for the capital city project. He stated that in 2017, the government had promised him returnable plots in exchange for his land. However, to his shock, the plots allotted to him reportedly belonged to another person.
Questioning the irregularity, he asked how such land could be registered in his name without proper acquisition. Despite approaching Union Minister Pemmasani, State Minister Narayana, and other officials, the farmer said that the Capital Region Development Authority (CRDA) Commissioner, Kannababu, has ignored his grievances.
The farmer’s allegation has now become a talking point in political and public circles, highlighting ongoing disputes in Amaravati’s land pooling scheme and raising fresh concerns about transparency and fairness in the process.
