Speaking to the media, Nani claimed that Pawan Kalyan had realized the issues surrounding Amaravati’s development and land-related matters. He alleged that the coalition government was facing growing challenges and predicted political instability in the future. Perni Nani Fires on Pawan Kalyan while questioning the government’s approach to the capital region.

Nani also raised concerns about the Amaravati land pooling process. He said thousands of acres were brought under the project, but many farmers are still waiting for promised land allocations. He questioned why answers were not being provided to affected farmers.

The former minister further targeted Union Minister Pemmasani Chandrasekhar. He questioned land acquisition plans linked to the expansion of Gannavaram Airport and alleged misuse of resources in the region.

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The Chief Minister said the government aims to build Him Chandigarh world class city as a modern urban hub with global standards. He shared the details while addressing officials in Shimla on January 8, 2026.

Sukhu stated that the state government had formed a sub-committee to study the proposal in detail. The committee submitted its report to the Cabinet, which approved it without delay.

He revealed that three villages have agreed to pool nearly 3,400 acres of land for the project. The land will move to the Housing Department to support planned development and modern infrastructure.

The Chief Minister said the new city will strengthen industrial growth in the Baddi-Barotiwala-Nalagarh belt. It will also ease pressure on nearby urban areas and create fresh employment opportunities.

Sukhu added that the government plans to focus on planned housing, green spaces, and efficient transport. The project aims to attract investment while ensuring sustainable development for the region.

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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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After forming the new government, Chief Minister Nitish Kumar approved several major proposals. Eleven new townships will come up across Bihar. These include divisional headquarters and important towns like Sitamarhi and Sonpur. Cities such as Muzaffarpur, Bhagalpur, Gaya, Darbhanga, Purnia, Saharsa, and Champaran are also in the plan.

The townships will follow the land-pooling model. Landowners will give land for development and receive 55% of the developed land back. The rest of the land will support roads, public transport, hospitals, and housing for low-income families.

The government will also develop satellite towns to support nine divisional headquarters. These townships will improve drainage, waste management, and transportation.

Bihar plans to grow as an Eastern India technology hub. New tech cities, semiconductor parks, fintech hubs, defense corridors, and global capability centres will be developed to support this goal.

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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 government plans to acquire around 2,800 acres, but instead of issuing a single notification, the process will be carried out project-wise based on specific requirements. Officials stated that the move was necessary as the lack of available land in certain pockets has been delaying key infrastructure and development projects in the capital region.

By authorizing the CRDA to proceed with land acquisition, the government aims to expedite construction and overcome bottlenecks hampering Amaravati’s progress. The decision is seen as a renewed push to accelerate the long-stalled capital city development works.

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