Virajpet, July 27: Virajpet MLA Ajjikuttir S. Ponnanna inaugurated the road from Bollugavu to Kakotuparambu, which was constructed with the MLA's grant under the jurisdiction of Kakotuparambu Gram Panchayat.
On the same occasion, the road leading to Palachanda Ainmane and the road leading to Mandepada Ainmane, worth a total of Rs. 24 lakhs, were inaugurated.
Speaking later, the MLA said that this road was built in recognition of the long-standing demand of the public and called on everyone to take advantage of it and make good use of the government facilities.
Later, the MLAs visited the local colony and reviewed the situation of the colony and spoke to the residents. There, the MLAs, who accepted the complaints of the public, went to the Maderappa temple built by the local villagers and offered prayers.
On this occasion Zone President Battakalanda Raja Dinesh, District Minority Unit PresidentÀ Hanif, Taluk Unit President Rafeeq, Nasir, Booth President Palachanda Suresh, Villagers Madanda Arun, Rna, Munda Anil, Chotera Ramesh, Sachin Kuttappa, Dinesh, Bantara Leeladara Rai, Chiyandira Lokesh Madaiah, Lava, Kootanda. Anil Poovanna, Matanda Prakash, Dharmanda Ponnappa, Kameyanda Harish, Manju Devaiah of Kundachi and villagers were present.
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