15-year impasse ends as farmers back KPTCL project in Mysuru
KPTCL had taken up the 220kV Kadakola-Vajamangala line power connectivity infrastructure project in Mysuru taluk in 2011, which had to be stalled due to various reasons.The project has now been resumed and will soon be completed, thanks to the KPTCL’s efforts and talks with landowners and farmers. With this, the work has been commenced, and the line-stringing of the power transmission line will be completed in 40-50 days, it stated.In 2011, the KPTCL had formulated the 220kV power connectivity project between Kadakola and Vajamangala. As per the plan, 83 power towers had been constructed, but the line-stringing work remained pending.
- ▪KPTCL had taken up the 220kV Kadakola-Vajamangala line power connectivity infrastructure project in Mysuru taluk in 2011, which had to be stalled due to various reasons.The project has now been resumed and will soon be completed, thanks to
- ▪With this, the work has been commenced, and the line-stringing of the power transmission line will be completed in 40-50 days, it stated.In 2011, the KPTCL had formulated the 220kV power connectivity project between Kadakola and Vajamangala
- ▪As per the plan, 83 power towers had been constructed, but the line-stringing work remained pending.
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Karnataka Power Transmission Corporation Limited (KPTCL) has relaunched its power infrastructure work in Mysuru district after a long gap, thanks to farmers’ and land owners’ support.KPTCL, with the cooperation of local farmers, farmer union leaders, and the Police Department, on Thursday distributed compensation to landowners and restarted the stalled work. KPTCL had taken up the 220kV Kadakola-Vajamangala line power connectivity infrastructure project in Mysuru taluk in 2011, which had to be stalled due to various reasons.The project has now been resumed and will soon be completed, thanks to the KPTCL’s efforts and talks with landowners and farmers.
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