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Hans India
31-05-2025
- Politics
- Hans India
Jalaarathi offered to Jhanjavati river
Parvathipuram: In a symbolic gesture of devotion and protest, the Janjhavathi Sadhana Samithi (JSS) performed 'Jalaarathi' (offering of water) at Jhanjavati river near Rajyalakshmipuram village, Komarada mandal in Parvathipuram district on Friday. The event was led by Samithi president Chukka Bhaskar Rao, Action Committee convener Marisharla Malathi Krishnamurthy Naidu, advisor Bharathananda Swamiji, and working presidents Savarapu Rama Rao and Vangala Dali Naidu and others have taken part in this protest. As part of the ritual, special prayers were performed to Ganga Mata using turmeric, flowers, with a heartfelt plea for the full realisation of Jhanjavati Project to provide irrigation water to the farmers of the region. Speaking on the occasion, Samithi president Bhaskar Rao expressed deep disappointment that the Project has remained a mere election promise for over five decades. He criticised political leaders for repeatedly citing the Odisha dispute as an excuse after elections, despite making strong commitments before them. He emphasised that with BJP-led governments currently in power in Andhra Pradesh, Odisha, and at the Centre, there is now a favorable political alignment to resolve the issue. He asserted that the people will no longer accept Jhanjavati as just another poll promise. Action Committee convener Krishnamurthy remarked that the completion of the Project would transform the backward region, reduce migration, and significantly boost agriculture.


Hans India
30-05-2025
- Politics
- Hans India
JSS organises bike rally
Parvathipuram: Janjhavathi Sadhana Samithi (JSS) has organised a bike rally in the villages affected by the Jamavathi project in Komarada Mandal of Parvathipuram Manyam district. Malathi Krishnamurthy, the Action Committee Convenor of the JSS, along with other prominent members including Vangala Dali Naidu, Palaka Ranjith Kumar, and others, has taken part in the rally. The bike rally passed through villages including Shivini, Vikramapuram, Artham, Swami Naidu Valasa, Ganga Reguvalasa, Janjhavathi Junction, Rajya Lakshmipuram, Kandi Valasa, Kummari Gunta, Kotha Kambhavalasa, Ankulla Valasa, and Sundarapuram. During the rally, the representatives interacted with village elders and local leaders, emphasizing the need to unite for the long-overdue Janjhavathi full-fledged project, which has been a pending demand for over five decades. They urged the farming community to raise a collective voice, stressing that a strong public demand could compel governments to act. The committee members noted that with favorable governments currently in power in Odisha, Andhra Pradesh, and at the Centre, there is a strong possibility of achieving the project's completion. The JSS has appealed to the public to participate in large numbers in the upcoming Jal Haarathi event at the Jamavathi Project site on May 30 at 9 AM, to strengthen the movement.