Celebrities to Join the Campaign of "SAVE NALLAMALLA"

The Union Government had decided for the exploration of Uranium from Nallamalla forests area in Telangana, the state government has not permitted yet and many issues are raising upon it. Municipal Administrator and the IT Minister had confirmed that they are not going to permit the uranium mining in that area and will not permit even in future.

State Wildlife Board which has been under the KCR has not given permission for Mining. However many celebrities of Telugu states joined the campaign of "Save Nallamalla" and raised their voice against Mining of Uranium.

#SaveNallamala is the rare word on the social media seen nowadays with actors, sportspersons, NGOs, environmentalists and concerned citizens are supporting the campaign. The famous actress Samantha Akkineni signed an online petition sent to the president asking him to save forests spread over Telangana and Andhra Pradesh. KTR mentioned that he will take the issue to the KCR and personally discuss the matter with him. KTR Tweeted as "I hear all of your concern on the issue of uranium mining in Nallamala forest. Assure you all that I shall personally discuss the matter with Hon'ble CM KCR Garu".

I hear all of your concern on the issue of uranium mining in Nallamala forest. Assure you all that i shall personally discuss the matter with Hon’ble CM KCR Garu
— KTR (@KTRTRS) September 13, 2019

The online petition also signed by many other actors and celebrities like Anasuya Bharadwaj, she raised her voice over the impact the uranium exploration will have on the forests, some parts like Amrabad Tiger Reserve and Nagarjuna Sagar Tiger Reserve.

Randeep Hooda, The famous actor also tweeted as follows, "Do we need development? Yes!! But at what cost? Uranium mining will not only destroy the forest, but it will also contaminate the soil, flora and fauna..the waste will seep into the rivers and spread for miles & affect thousands of Indians". Badminton Player Jwala Gutta, director Shekhar Kammula and actor Tanikella Bharni have already declared their support to the campaign to save Nallamala.

Do we need development? Yes!! But at what cost? Uranium mining will not only destroy the forest,it will contaminate the soil,flora and fauna..the waste will seep into the rivers and spread for miles & affect thousands of #Indians #SaveNallamala #StopUraniumMining @narendramodi 🙏🏽 pic.twitter.com/p6thNxyiqi
— Randeep Hooda (@RandeepHooda) September 13, 2019

Popular actor and politician, and the leader of JSP also supported against the Uranium Exploration and Mining. Vijay Devarkonda also came out in support of Save Nallamala campaign, He tweeted as follows, "20,000 acres of Nallamala is at the risk of being destroyed. We have destroyed our lakes, flooded our states, caused drought in others and polluted most of our drinking water sources. The quality of our air is deteriorating everywhere. Multiple cities are running out of the water to drink, brush, shower, wash and everything else. And we continue to justify destroying any small good that is left. Next, in line are the lush green Nallamala forests".