Telangana BRS Leaders Accused of Job Fraud, Land Grab
According to venkatesh, secretary of the Bhupalpally-Mahabubabad-Warangal-Peddapalli (BHWP) division committee of a banned Maoist organization, BRS leaders must return money to unemployed youngsters that were taken from them in exchange for promises of work at the ramagundam Fertiliser Company Limited (RFCL).
Venkatesh claimed in a letter made public in the peddapalli district on wednesday that the BRS leaders Bandari srinivas Goud, Bhushanveni srinivas, and Sriramula Gopal of the Goureddypet village defrauded nearly 30 jobless youth by taking between Rs 4 lakh and Rs 6 lakh from them after promising them jobs.
Venkatesh claimed in a letter made public in the peddapalli district on wednesday that the BRS leaders Bandari srinivas Goud, Bhushanveni srinivas, and Sriramula Gopal of the Goureddypet village defrauded nearly 30 jobless youth by taking between Rs 4 lakh and Rs 6 lakh from them after promising them jobs.
The BRS leaders intimidated and falsely accused the victims when the youngsters demanded the return of their money. It is impossible for the victims to repay their obligations. In addition to defrauding young people, the BRS officials, according to venkatesh, are allegedly grabbing property, fomenting strife among neighbors, and extorting money under the guise of settlements.
The Dalit youth who resisted the BRS leaders were assaulted, imprisoned, and subjected to four days of torture. The BRS officials need to halt land grabbing and other criminal actions and give the money back to the young who are jobless, according to Venkatesh.
It should be mentioned that a 32-year-old man committed himself in august 2022 after falling for the RFCL employment fraud, claiming that K. Chander Patel's supporters in ramagundam had duped him. In his letter, venkatesh drew attention to these problems and urged that the BRS executives repay the funds.
It should be mentioned that a 32-year-old man committed himself in august 2022 after falling for the RFCL employment fraud, claiming that K. Chander Patel's supporters in ramagundam had duped him. In his letter, venkatesh drew attention to these problems and urged that the BRS executives repay the funds.