Puttur: CD Dispatch Movement To Prime Minister

Puttur: CD dispatch movement to PM as infrastructure: Local politician. The villagers of the village of Kamila have come to the decision to build a road and bridge.

Puttur : For the past 30 years, the people of the village who have been disturbed by the lack of adequate road connectivity and bridges have come forward to address their issue to Prime Minister Narendra Modi.

Kamila residents of Sulliya Taluk village of Dakshinakanda district have now come forward to protest the ‘CD transmission’ to the prime minister.

The most essential road for the people of the Kamila part of the village of Sulia Taluk of the district has been repaired for 30 years.

The people of this village who have been identified as a hamlet are not concerned with their basic needs such as bridges, road repair, etc.

The people of this village have now decided to bring Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the attention of the authorities as they have not responded to their request.

The people have begun sending video to Prime Minister Narendra Modi to produce a video shot of the village road mishap and bridge hangings.

Already over 50 video CDs have been sent to the Prime Minister’s Office by the villagers and a large number of CDs will arrive in the PM’s office soon.

The villagers of the village of Kamila have come to the decision to build a road and a bridge, but the villagers have come to the conclusion that there is no response.

Among these is the Sulya MLA. The protesters and agitators of the Angara villagers have also been accused of being politically motivated.

The landlord has already submitted a proposal to the Public Works Department and the road will begin soon.

Meanwhile, lawmakers allege that the protests are being held to create public outcry as to why they are the cause of the roadblock.

He appealed to the Prime Minister’s office but responded that there should be some local funding and other work to stop this kind of politically motivated drama.