The farmers of Amaravati villages on Wednesday strongly opposed the state authorities’s transfer to promote lands from the capital villages. They termed the federal government’s plan as contempt of courtroom and threatened to sue the federal government within the courtroom. The difficulty over Amaravati remains to be pending within the Supreme Courtroom, they stated and questioned how the federal government would promote the lands.

The state authorities had proposed to promote 10 acres of land at Navuluru village and 4 acres at Pichukalapalem village. Nonetheless, the federal government didn’t point out why it had proposed to promote the lands.

The farmers stated that the lands had been taken from them by the federal government promising to construct a capital metropolis on the lands. Nonetheless, with the current authorities planning to shift the capital to Visakhapatnam, they stated that each shifting of the capital and sale of lands was in opposition to the settlement that they’ve signed with the federal government.

The farmers held a protest at Mandadam village in opposition to the federal government’s proposal. In addition they alleged that the federal government was betraying them by proposing to promote the lands that had been taken for the capital. They demanded that the federal government develop the lands as agreed earlier and have capital within the villages.

Any try by the federal government to deviate from the sooner settlement was a violation of the rule of regulation, the farmers stated. In addition they termed the transfer as contempt of the courtroom and violation of the AP excessive courtroom order issued in February final 12 months.