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Villagers Build Road After Authorities Allegedly Fail to Act
People in Gandigunta wanted the government to build a proper road.
They said they asked authorities several times but did not receive a response.
Because the road problem made daily life difficult, the villagers decided to build one themselves.
They also warned that they might not take part in sarpanch elections.
They want the government to pay attention to their village.
The report says the villagers believe authorities have ignored their request.
The road work was therefore taken up by the residents.
Their election boycott warning is meant to press for government action.
Villagers of Gandigunta in Alluri Sitarama Raju district built a road themselves.
The village is located in Nurmathi panchayat of G. Madugula mandal.
Residents said they repeatedly asked the government to construct a proper road.
They said the lack of a road caused several difficulties for villagers.
The villagers warned they may boycott sarpanch elections if their demand remains ignored.
- Who
- Villagers of Gandigunta.
- What
- They built a road themselves and warned of a possible sarpanch election boycott.
- Where
- Gandigunta, in Nurmathi panchayat of G. Madugula mandal, Alluri Sitarama Raju district.
- When
- Why
- They said repeated requests for a government-built road received no response and that the lack of a road caused difficulties.
Key facts
- Village
- Gandigunta
- Panchayat
- Nurmathi
- Mandal
- G. Madugula
- District
- Alluri Sitarama Raju
- Action taken
- Villagers laid a road themselves
- Warning
- Residents may boycott sarpanch elections if the demand continues to be ignored
Sources
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