Nithin Gadkari urged to speed up national highway works

Andhra Pradesh Minister for Transport M Ramprasad Reddy appealed to Union Minister for Road Transport and Highway Nitin Gadhari to take steps to expedite the ongoing national highway works in Annamayya district.
Minister Ramprasad Reddy welcomed Union Minister Nithin Gadkari when he reached Madanapalle on Wednesday.  Ramprasad Reddy submitted representations to Nithin Gadkari on the ongoing national highway works in Annamayya district and appealed to him to take steps for the speedy completion of the works.
The Minister explained to the Union Minister about the up-gradation of Rajampet–Rayachoty–Kadiri road–from State Highway to National Highway for a length of 135 Km Road from Rajampeta–Rayachoty–Kadiri road is one of the most important State Highway in Andhra Pradesh and the road  connects three important National Highways namely.
Rampreasad Reddy also explained the Union Minister abaout NH-716 at Rajampet (Renigunta–Kadapa road), NH-40 at Rayacoty (Kurnool–Chittoor–Ranipeta road) and  NH-42 at Kadiri ( Uravakonda–Anantapuramu–Kadiri–Madanapalle–Krishnagiri road), Widening from 2 lane paved shoulder to 4 lane from Kadapa – Rayachoty Road of NH-40 and widening of 6 roads under CRF Scheme of length 72.180 Kms with an estimate of 10970 Lakhs.
Later Union Minister Nithin Gadkari was accorded a warm welcome when he arrived at Renigunta airport by State Minister for R&B and Infrastructure development BC Janardhan Reddy, R&B Principal secretary Kantilal Dande, MP M Gurumurthy, MLA A Srinivasa Rao and other officials. Nithin Ghatkari held a review meeting with the national highway authority officials in the airport lounge on the ongoing national highway projects in the state.  
Union Minister of Road Transport and Highways Nitin Gadkari reached the hill town of Tirumala on Wednesday evening.  On his arrival to Sri Vakulamatha Rest House, he was accorded a warm reception by TTD EO  Syamala Rao and TTD JEO  Veerabrahmam. The Union Minister will offer prayers to the Lord on Thursday early morning.