AP’s Water Resources Department wrote that projects need approval from the CWC, Apex Council and KRMB. The department asked the Centre to stop any new construction until all permissions are completed. Officials claim that these new works may affect AP’s share of Krishna water. They therefore requested the Centre not to grant any approvals for now.

Sources say AP informed the Centre that its interests may face harm if Telangana moves ahead. They also stated that AP expects the Centre to issue clear instructions soon. An official statement from AP is yet to be released.

If the letter is officially confirmed, political circles are keen to see how Telangana will respond. Observers expect the issue to become a major inter-state matter.

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Farmers can raise issues like land allotment, layout development, boundary disputes, plot registration, and pending annual payments. Officials believe this system will reduce stress among farmers. They expect it will also improve transparency and communication between the government and landowners in the capital region.

Earlier, officials accepted complaints only once a week or once a month. The new policy aligns with the current government’s directive to resolve farmer concerns quickly. Authorities aim to fix layout boundary stones, pending land pooling matters, and village survey issues within a fixed time.

Commissioner Kannababu and other officials have already met farmers several times. They assured them of timely solutions. The daily grievance desk is expected to rebuild trust and support smooth progress of Amaravati development works.

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He mentioned that some farmers want their plots registered at specific locations. A few individuals are posting false allegations on social media, he added. Narayana stated that no farmer who gave land to the capital project will be treated unfairly. The government is ready to resolve any grievance raised by farmers.

Narayana said major capital construction works would be finished within the next three years. He explained that 69,421 farmers are part of the land-pooling system. Registrations for 61,433 plots are already completed. Officials are completing 30 to 40 registrations daily to speed up the process.

Another 2,270 farmers are waiting for 7,988 plot registrations. The minister said allotments were completed for 29,644 farmers out of 30,635 applicants. Allotments for the remaining 991 farmers will be cleared soon. He emphasised that every pending case will be addressed without delay.

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The leaders also accused lower-level officials in the CRDA (Capital Region Development Authority) of manipulating land records and neglecting the farmers’ legitimate claims.

They demanded that the Chief Minister hold a meeting with them at the earliest to address their long-pending grievances. Warning of further agitation, they stated that if the government fails to respond promptly, they will announce a future course of action to intensify their protest and safeguard the interests of the Amaravati farmers.

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