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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Chief Minister Chandrababu Naidu will begin his London tour on November 2 to attract international investments. Minister Narayana’s Dubai visit will start a day after the CM’s tour and continue until November 6. His office has already finalized a detailed schedule for the meetings and discussions in Dubai.

During his visit, Narayana will interact with leading industrialists and entrepreneurs, presenting the business-friendly atmosphere in Andhra Pradesh. He will explain the state’s industrial policies, infrastructure facilities, and upcoming development zones aimed at fostering sustainable growth.

The Minister will also invite global investors to attend the upcoming CII Summit scheduled to be held in Visakhapatnam. He is expected to encourage investors to announce new projects and partnerships during the summit to strengthen Andhra Pradesh’s economic expansion.

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Minister Narayana stated that the state aims to fulfill every poor family’s dream of owning a house. He mentioned that the government is working with a clear plan to ensure smooth progress. The housing project will also support economic growth and employment in construction.

He reminded that between 2014 and 2019, the TDP government approved seven lakh TIDCO houses. Out of them, five lakh houses entered the construction phase. Later, political changes caused delays in project work and affected thousands of beneficiaries.

Minister Narayana said Chief Minister N. Chandrababu Naidu ordered the completion of 2.6 lakh TIDCO houses by June 2026. The government targets to hand over houses within the deadline. He assured that no poor family would face problems during the housing process.

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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.

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The minister strongly criticized those spreading false propaganda about the capital city. He warned that the people will not forgive attempts to mislead them with misleading graphics and negative campaigns. According to him, citizens can clearly see the ongoing works, and there is no doubt about the progress being made.

The coalition government, after assuming power, placed special focus on Amaravati’s capital development. Major construction projects are underway at a fast pace. Several government buildings are nearing completion, while others remain in advanced stages of construction. Gradually, Amaravati is beginning to take shape as a functioning capital.

Amid this progress, a section of social media users has attempted to undermine the government’s efforts with false claims. Minister Narayana responded with a strong counter, insisting that Amaravati is moving forward as planned and that the city will soon reflect the vision promised to the people.

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In a recent case, cybercriminals targeted Punith, the son-in-law of Minister Narayana. The scammers impersonated him and sent an urgent message to his company’s accountant. The message claimed they needed ₹1.96 crore immediately due to an emergency. Without verifying the request, the accountant transferred the money.

Punith later realized the scam and reported the incident to the police. Authorities arrested two suspects, Aravind and Sanjeev, while another suspect remains at large. The incident highlights the growing threat of cybercrime and the need for vigilance when making online financial transactions.

This case serves as a reminder to double-check all online transactions and verify any urgent requests to avoid falling victim to cybercriminals.

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Officials quickly breached the road to release excess water and prevent damage. Narayana stressed that Amaravati’s plan was designed with international experts, including engineers from the Netherlands, to ensure strong flood resistance.

He criticized those creating panic about Amaravati’s future, saying citizens would oppose any attempts to stall development. Confident in the city’s design, he emphasized that Amaravati can handle heavy floods and continue its progress as a modern capital.

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