The Amaravati Metro Rail Corporation (AMRC) Managing Director Ramakrishna Reddy has urged the government to take immediate measures for release of funds to the tune of Rs.500 crore.
´To commence the process of land acquisition for construction of Corridor-2 of the rail project, we have to pay the amount to the land-losers,´ said the Collector. In a letter addressed to the government, the AMRC Managing Director has stressed the need for speeding up the process since the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation plans to commence work in January.
In response to a letter by the AMRC Managing Director asking him to hand over the allocated land to the DMRC, the Collector constituted a 20-member survey team which carried out a quick survey.
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