Is Naidu utilising government employees to create ‘realty boom’ in new capital city Amaravathi? The latest developments wherein Naidu threatening and warning employees to shift to Amaravathi capital city by June 2, 2016 are being viewed in this direction.AP goverment employees are angry at Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu for forcing them to vacate Hyderabad and move to Amaravathi as early as possible without making any arrangements in the new capital city for their residential and official accommodation.
While employees are whole-heartedly welcoming Naidu’s proposal to shift to Amaravathi by June 2, 2016, they raise questions over where to accommodate their families and where to admit their children for school and college education. They state that they are ready to work in make-shift tents or under the trees in Amaravathi and contribute their part for the speedy development of new capital city, but the problem lies with their family members. Employees associations doubt the ‘malafide intentions’ of Naidu in forcing them to vacate Hyderabad and move to new capital without residential buildings or office accommodation.
They argue that Naidu’s warnings will result in over 40,000 AP employees shifting to Amaravathi from Hyderabad at a time, which will force them to purchase plots and build houses or seek rented premises and this will contribute to ‘realty boom’ in Amaravathi, which would be exploited by those realtors close to Naidu. They say it’s not fair on the part of Naidu to create realty boom at the cost of employees and their families.
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