Reconstruction of temples likely to be over this month

CM is expected to inaugurate them, say sources

The reconstruction of temples, which were demolished during the Krishna Pushkarams in 2016, is going on at a quick pace. The temples are likely to be ready in a month. According to information, Sri Durga Malleswara Swmayvarla Devasthanm is reconstructing Boddu Bomma, while a few other temples are being reconstructed by the Endowments department. The construction works are in different stages. The department has released funds from the Common Good Fund (CGF) for the reconstruction of the temples. For instance, the government released ₹44.50 lakh from the CGF for reconstruction of Dakshinamukha Anjaneya Swamy temple near Seetammavari Paadalu here. More than 50% of the works have been completed so far. Likewise, ₹9.50 lakh was released for Seetammavari Paadalu. About 90% of the work has been completed here, sources say. Sri Sitarama Lakshmana Sametha Sri Dasanjaneya Swamyvari Devalayam near Swargapuri in Krishna Lanka, Sri Veerababu temple, Sri Venugopala Krishna temple, Sri Anjaneya Swamy temple near Fire Station at Krishna Lanka, Sri Shirdi Saibaba temple near the bus stand, and Sri Nagendra Swamy temple near Sitara Centre are some of the temples that are being reconstructed.