Telangana - Elected representatives thank CM KCR for repeal of GO 111
On Monday, leaders of the 84 villages covered by GO 111 paid chief minister K Chandrashekhar Rao a visit and praised him for deciding to abolish the law, which had become a barrier to growth in Hyderabad's environs.
The elected officials, led by Chevella mp G Ranjit Reddy, praised Chandrashekhar Rao for keeping his election pledge during the 2018 assembly elections and removing the development limitations. They said that the choice will facilitate the growth of the communities and raise people's quality of living. The Osmansagar and Himayatsagar reservoir catchment regions were subject to development activity restrictions under the GO 111, which was issued in 1996.
Other members of the public, including MLAs from Rajendranagar and Chevella, Prakash Goud and Kale Yadaiah, were also present. On Thursday, the State Cabinet, which met here under the chairmanship of chief minister K Chandrashekhar Rao, announced that GO No. 111, which was issued in 1996 to prevent excessive industrialization, heavy construction, and pollution of Osman Sagar and Himayat Sagar, would be repealed.
As the residents of the 84 villages had long demanded, the State administration decided to repeal GO No. 111. They opposed the GO because it prevented any local growth and left them without it. They would no longer be subject to any limitations on how they may utilise their land. Now, the city could obtain enough drinking water from important rivers like the Godavari, Krishna, and Manjeera.
Other members of the public, including MLAs from Rajendranagar and Chevella, Prakash Goud and Kale Yadaiah, were also present. On Thursday, the State Cabinet, which met here under the chairmanship of chief minister K Chandrashekhar Rao, announced that GO No. 111, which was issued in 1996 to prevent excessive industrialization, heavy construction, and pollution of Osman Sagar and Himayat Sagar, would be repealed.
As the residents of the 84 villages had long demanded, the State administration decided to repeal GO No. 111. They opposed the GO because it prevented any local growth and left them without it. They would no longer be subject to any limitations on how they may utilise their land. Now, the city could obtain enough drinking water from important rivers like the Godavari, Krishna, and Manjeera.