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- The Centre of Indian Trade Unions is campaigning against a plan by the Andhra Pradesh government to invite private companies to operate the Ramayapatnam Port.
- Labor leaders held a meeting in Ongole to formalize opposition to the proposed Design, Build, Finance, Operate, and Transfer model.
- Protests are scheduled for September 30 at the local Collectorate before the October 5 tender deadline.
- The group argues that the state should retain control of the infrastructure project as construction nears completion to ensure public revenue.
What to watch next
- Protest at the Collectorate in Ongole on September 30, 2026.
- Tender submission deadline on October 5, 2026.
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Ch. Narasing Rao
CITU state general secretary
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“Ramayapatnam Port can handle 34.04 million tonnes of cargo a year with four berths. It can be further expanded to 19 berths. Once it is operational, it will change the overall outlook of Prakasam district.”
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…has called for tenders by October 5, 2026, they have passed a resolution to stage a protest at Collectorate in Ongole on September 30, 2026. Speaking to The Hindu, CITU state general secretary Ch. Narasing Rao said, “ Ramayapatnam Port can handle 34.04 million tonnes of cargo a year with four berths. It can be further expanded to 19 berths. Once it is operational, it will change the overall outlook of Prakasam district. ” “Such a crucial port is being privatised by the government,” he alleged. The CITU leader further said, “The government has acquired 850 acres for the port in first phase, and it is in the process of acquiring 2,924…
“Such a crucial port is being privatised by the government”
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…Rao said, “Ramayapatnam Port can handle 34.04 million tonnes of cargo a year with four berths. It can be further expanded to 19 berths. Once it is operational, it will change the overall outlook of Prakasam district.” “ Such a crucial port is being privatised by the government ,” he alleged. The CITU leader further said, “The government has acquired 850 acres for the port in first phase, and it is in the process of acquiring 2,924 acres in the second phase. The land taken from 4,000…
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