Medigadda/Hyderabad, Nov 4 (Hydnow) BJP State President and Union Minister Kishan Reddy has alleged that the Kaleshwaram project is in jeopardy.
He inspected the Medigadda barrage along with MP Dr. Laxman, MLAs Etala Rajender and Raghunandan Rao. They reached Medigadda in a special helicopter from Begumpet Airport.
Speaking to the media persons, Kishan Reddy said, the future of the Kaleshwaram project has become doubtful. This is a national wealth project funded by people’s taxes.
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The people of the state are expressing concern over the projects and policies undertaken by this government.
We have the responsibility to save the project. The National Dam Safety Authority has reported to completely remove the sagging area. “We have visited Medigadda Barrage to know the ground report said Kishan Reddy. (Hydnow)
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