KCR’s is 30% commission Govt, alleges Telangana Congress chief
Revanth Reddy, the president of the telangana Pradesh congress Committee, attacked k. chandrashekar rao and telangana Minister kalvakuntla taraka rama rao on Monday, accusing kcr of leading a government with a 30% commission. Speaking to the media at gandhi Bhavan, the head of the tpcc declared, "I will go to wherever Rythu Vedika ktr tells me he plans to visit, whether it is in Sircilla, Chintamadaka, or Gajwel. Let's have a reasoned discussion on 24-hour electricity. A procurement for Rs 45,730 crores has been invited for the KTPS, Yadadri, and bhadradri thermal projects. 30% of it was retained by kcr as a commission. kcr is a criminal who stole Rs 15,000 crores from tenders under this 30% commission government.
"The government uses free electricity for its corruption," he declared. The development of thermal power plants, which disregarded the central government's pledge to deliver electricity at a minimal cost, has been highlighted as an example of KCR's corruption. By promoting both the public and private sectors in the nation, congress enhanced the country's power generation capacity above and beyond the necessary level. "The congress party has brought energy to 15,000 communities nationwide. Construction of thermal power projects is being done under the guise of fighting Telangana's electricity shortage, the official continued.
The tpcc Chief attacked kcr for building thermal plants, claiming that "corruption is taking place under the pretence of the construction of thermal plants. In the construction of plants, BHEL exclusively performs electrical work and does not perform civil work. Such civil works are being delegated to KCR's supporters. kcr has prioritised BHEL because he would data-face questions regarding corruption. We demand the release of project and company charges that BHEL has outsourced work to.
"The government uses free electricity for its corruption," he declared. The development of thermal power plants, which disregarded the central government's pledge to deliver electricity at a minimal cost, has been highlighted as an example of KCR's corruption. By promoting both the public and private sectors in the nation, congress enhanced the country's power generation capacity above and beyond the necessary level. "The congress party has brought energy to 15,000 communities nationwide. Construction of thermal power projects is being done under the guise of fighting Telangana's electricity shortage, the official continued.
The tpcc Chief attacked kcr for building thermal plants, claiming that "corruption is taking place under the pretence of the construction of thermal plants. In the construction of plants, BHEL exclusively performs electrical work and does not perform civil work. Such civil works are being delegated to KCR's supporters. kcr has prioritised BHEL because he would data-face questions regarding corruption. We demand the release of project and company charges that BHEL has outsourced work to.