For Musi revival, CM Revanth wants to acquire more property quickly.

Hyderabad: A Revanth Reddy, the state government’s chief minister, ordered officials to move quickly to property acquisition for the state government’s optimistic Musi river rejuvenation project on Tuesday, August 25.

He requested that they develop a policy for land pooling and the acquisition of land located in the Full Tank Level (FTL ) and buffer zone of the river during a meeting on the Musi project.

According to an established release, he stressed the necessity of avoiding legitimate tussles.

The CM also instructed the officials to quickly launch the tendering process for the restoration of the Lord Omkareshwara temple in Manchirevula as part of the royal Musi rejuvenation project.

Additionally, Kotwalguda’s bird area was to be promoted and made public.

According to official sources, the initial stage of the Musi regeneration project covers a 21-kilometer bend of the river and is estimated to cost about Rs 6, 000 lakhs.