Archive · 17 Jan 2026
CPI Urges Completion of Kadapa Hajj House
A leader from the CPI party in Andhra Pradesh has asked the state's Chief Minister to finish building a special house for people who go on the Hajj pilgrimage.
This house is supposed to help pilgrims with training, a place to stay, and medical advice.
The leader said that the delay in building this house has caused problems for many people, especially older adults, women, and those who are not very wealthy.
He wants the government to check on the project, give it the money it needs, and finish it quickly so it can be used.
CPI Minority wing INSAAF state vice-president Sufi Khaja Hussain urged Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu to complete the Kadapa Hajj House.
The delay has caused inconvenience to Hajj pilgrims, especially the elderly, women, and economically weaker sections.
The Hajj House is a vital facility providing training, accommodation, and medical guidance for pilgrims.
Hussain termed the delay as administrative neglect and demanded an immediate review of the project.
He called for the allocation of funds and swift completion to make the facility fully functional.
- Who
- CPI Minority wing INSAAF state vice-president Sufi Khaja Hussain
- What
- Urged Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu to complete the Kadapa Hajj House
- When
- Statement released on Friday
- Where
- Kadapa, Andhra Pradesh
- Why
- To address the inconvenience faced by Hajj pilgrims due to the delay in the project
- Location
- Kadapa, Andhra Pradesh
- Issue
- Delay in Hajj House completion
- Demand
- Immediate review and funding allocation
- Affected Groups
- Hajj pilgrims, elderly, women, economically weaker sections
- Facility Purpose
- Training, accommodation, medical guidance for pilgrims