CM directs officials to distribute another 4,000 house titles in Nellore by Sankranti
Coalition government aims to provide security, dignity and permanent assets to poor: Chandrababu Naidu
939 families get benefit with ownership rights over property valued at Rs 600 crore
Amaravati: Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu virtually launched the distribution of permanent house titles to 939 families covering 22.31 acres at Sarvepalli Katta in Nellore from his camp office in Amaravati on Sunday. He said the beneficiaries were being granted ownership rights over property valued at approximately Rs 600 crore. Of the total beneficiaries, 701 are women, reflecting the government's emphasis on women's empowerment. Later addressing the gathering, Chandrababu Naidu said granting permanent house titles to poor families was an important and demonstrated the government's sincerity towards their welfare.
The Chief Minister said it was a matter of satisfaction that poor families who had been living on government land for decades were finally receiving legal security. The distribution of permanent house titles was being taken up across Andhra Pradesh on a large scale, he said.He revealed that 60,000 families in Visakhapatnam, Vijayawada and Mangalagiri had been granted house titles covering assets worth ₹52,000 crore.“
The coalition government's objective is to ensure security, dignity and an asset for every individual,” he said.
Nellore District Collector Himanshu Shukla informed the Chief Minister that 2,600 house titles covering assets worth ₹900 crore had already been distributed to poor families in Nellore city.The Chief Minister directed officials to distribute permanent house titles to another 4,000 poor families in Nellore by the coming Sankranti festival. He also recalled that titles covering 36 acres had been distributed to 1,407 families in Bhagat Singh Colony last year.
Chandrababu Naidu said the government would provide essential infrastructure along with house sites, including internet connectivity, toilets, roads and drainage facilities.The government was spending approximately ₹1.80 lakh crore on infrastructure development in urban and rural areas, he said.
The Chief Minister asserted that the government would not compromise on the implementation of welfare schemes. Thousands of crores of rupees were being spent every month on social security pensions, he said. The Chief Minister said the government had recently resolved the issue concerning Garbhakandrike lands in Prakasam district.The government would protect land rights and ensure that no injustice was done to people, he said.
The Chief Minister said initiatives such as P4 had been introduced with the objective of eliminating poverty and reducing economic inequalities. .He noted that there was a double-engine government at the Centre and in the state, and said that public support in the forthcoming local body elections would pave the way for a triple-engine government.The government had also introduced a system under which people would directly elect mayors and municipal chairpersons in the upcoming municipal elections. He appealed to voters to elect leaders who worked with integrity, honesty and selflessness.The Chief Minister said by integrating welfare, development and good governance, the state would move forward towards building a healthy, wealthy and happy Andhra Pradesh
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