The "Maha Padyatra" by farmers from the amaravati region approached gudivada in krishna district on saturday amid tense circumstances and restrictions imposed by the police. police increased security in the district that Kodali Nani, a former minister and ysr congress Party (YSRCP) MLA, represents after spotting a violation in the peace. The telugu desam party (TDP) leaders and supporters of the amaravati farmers were prevented from entering the town.
Outsiders won't be permitted to participate in the padyatra because the high court has stipulated that no more than 600 persons can attend, according to krishna district SP Joshua. Over 300 cops were deployed in gudivada town. To avoid any unfortunate incident, the police erected roadblocks and put other limitations in place. The SP stated that any attempt to undermine peace and order would be met with stern action by the police. Additionally, he urged the organisers to accept the high court's terms for allowing the padyatra.
The police in other areas of krishna town prevented amaravati farmers' leaders and supporters who were travelling to Gudivada. At Duggirala, tdp leader Chintameneni prabhakar was detained. He claimed that despite the high court's approval of the padyatra, the government is still attempting to portray it as a criminal act. On september 12, farmers and other residents of 29 villages in the amaravati region began the maha Padayatra 2.0, calling for the development of amaravati as the sole state capital.
Outsiders won't be permitted to participate in the padyatra because the high court has stipulated that no more than 600 persons can attend, according to krishna district SP Joshua. Over 300 cops were deployed in gudivada town. To avoid any unfortunate incident, the police erected roadblocks and put other limitations in place. The SP stated that any attempt to undermine peace and order would be met with stern action by the police. Additionally, he urged the organisers to accept the high court's terms for allowing the padyatra.
The police in other areas of krishna town prevented amaravati farmers' leaders and supporters who were travelling to Gudivada. At Duggirala, tdp leader Chintameneni prabhakar was detained. He claimed that despite the high court's approval of the padyatra, the government is still attempting to portray it as a criminal act. On september 12, farmers and other residents of 29 villages in the amaravati region began the maha Padayatra 2.0, calling for the development of amaravati as the sole state capital.
