KCR to visit Gajwel today

To release Godavari water to Haldi Vagu

April 05, 2021 07:46 pm | Updated April 06, 2021 09:10 am IST - SIDDIPET

Minister for Finance T. Harish Rao supervising arrangements for Chief Minister’s visit on Tuesday to Gajwel in Siddipet district on Monday.

Minister for Finance T. Harish Rao supervising arrangements for Chief Minister’s visit on Tuesday to Gajwel in Siddipet district on Monday.

Chief Minister K. Chandrasekhar Rao will be visiting Gajwel constituency on Tuesday and participate in various development programmes, including release of Godavari water to Haldi Vagu through Sangareddy canal. He will also release water to Gajwel canal at Pamulaparthy. Finance Minister T. Harish Rao on Monday supervised the arrangements for the Chief Minister’s visit.

Disclosing details here on Monday, Mr. Harish Rao said that the Chief Minister will release Godavari water to Haldi Vagu through Sangareddy canal at Ousulapally village in Wargal mandal at 10.30 a.m. Later at about 11.15 a.m. he will release Godavari water to Gajwel canal at Pamulaparthy village.

The new direction of flow of Godavari water would change the destiny of farmers in the region, the Minister remarked.

“This is a historical movement for Gajwel, 1600 cusecs water will be released to Haldi Vagu. It will reach Haldi Vagu and Nizamsagar in about eight to 10 days filling about 32 check dams enroute. The check dams will store 0.62 tmcft water. Standing crops will be saved in 14,268 acres by releasing this water. The programme is being organised in low scale in view of the prevailing COVID-19 conditions though we planned to organise a grand event in the presence of many farmers,” said Mr. Harish Rao thanking farmers for sacrifice they made to bring Godavari water to Gajwel. He has also thanked Chief Minister on behalf of farmers for releasing water to save standing crops.

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