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`Rs. 200 cr. spent on schemes in Chamarajanagar'

By Our Correspondent

CHAMARAJANAGAR, JAN. 31. The Chamarajanagar MLA, C. Guruswamy, said here today that Rs. 200 crore had been spent on welfare schemes in the constituency in the past four-and-a-half years. Speaking at a programme, "Sammukha", organised by the Information Department, he said that work on the district office complex had been taken up at a cost of Rs. 16 crore and Rs. 4 crore was being spent on the Ambedkar Stadium.

The MLA said Rs. 25 crore had been spent on a scheme to supply drinking water to rural areas.

Foundation stones had been laid for a bus depot, Rangamandira, and Devaraj Urs Bhavan, and Rs. 43.63 crore had been spent to establish a 220 kV power distribution station at Doddarayanapet village. Mr. Guruswamy said Rs. 25 lakh had been spent for the development of Kerahalli Tank.

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