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Residents Appeal Authorities to Protect Visakhapatnam Community Building
Residents of Nagarampalem say their community building may be taken over by other people.
They claim those people are using allegedly false papers.
The building stands on land described as government-owned village Kantham land.
It was built with government money.
Residents use it for meetings, celebrations and other community activities.
They also pay the building’s electricity bills.
The residents’ youth association asked several officials to investigate.
They want the building protected while the complaint is examined.
Madhurawada Nagarampalem Grama Yuvajana Sangam asked officials to protect a community building in Nagarampalem.
The group alleged that some people were trying to occupy the building using allegedly fake documents.
The building in survey no. 64 was reportedly constructed with government funds on land classified as village Kantham.
Residents said the hall has hosted village activities, community programmes and national-day celebrations.
The complainants urged an inquiry and immediate action to prevent alleged encroachment of the government property.
- Who
- Madhurawada Nagarampalem Grama Yuvajana Sangam, its office-bearers, villagers and representatives made the appeal.
- What
- They asked authorities to protect a community building from alleged encroachment and investigate allegedly fake documents.
- Where
- The building is in Nagarampalem, GVMC’s 5th ward, in survey no. 64, Visakhapatnam.
- When
- The complaint was submitted on Monday.
- Why
- The complainants said some people were attempting to occupy the government-funded building and land.
Key facts
- Location
- Nagarampalem, GVMC’s 5th ward, Visakhapatnam
- Property
- Community building in survey no. 64
- Land classification
- Village Kantham, according to the complainants
- Funding
- The original and later permanent structures were constructed with government funds
- Community use
- Village activities, community programmes, Independence Day, Republic Day and Vinayaka Chavithi celebrations
- Complaint recipients
- The District Collector, Police Commissioner and GVMC Commissioner
- Requested action
- Conduct an inquiry, protect the property and prevent alleged encroachment
Sources
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